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^WALKER 


W# hava the Inrgsst supply of GOOD 

DRY WOOD »n the City. FIND CUT 
WOOD a specialty. Try us and bs 
convinced. 

Burt’s Wood Yard 

IMion* «£». 01 PANDORA AVK. 


Wellington Colliery 
Company's Coal 

l»l BOVFHVM KNT STREET 


VICTORIA B. C., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1008. 


HAPPY VICTORIA, 


CAMPAIGN NOW 


DISCUSS POWER 


ELECTRIC COMPANY 

STRONGLY CONDEMNED 


NO DECISION ON 


HAD NOTHING TO ASK 
FROM SIR T. SHAUGHNESSY 


TAFT CENTRES HIS EFFORTS 
ON NEW YORK STATE 


DISPUTED BALLOTS 


Application to Be Made to Leg 
islature for Additional 
lights. 


Result of Election Will Not 
Likely Be Known Until 
Monday. 


Rivals Meet in Syracuse— 
Bryan Stumping Through 
- Ohio To-day. 


C. P. R. President Tells How 
He Was Patted on the Back 
While Here. 


The father* Matad their opinion I 


t Special to the Thuea.) 

Winnipeg. Man.. Oct. 30.- Defoe* 
leaving for fhicagf p tHI * nwrnJaf. dir 
Thomni Shauglmeas^ said to the Time* 
repnesontativtf: - 

■ Wa h*ve^man v Improvement* under 

y- . and -«d* 

VAttcw nrUi bv made with the** *» 
mpjd.il mi rtUOMblt Every effort 
wrUi be made i.. aid Um people la the 
development of the great raso urcai of 
the Island next year. We will devote 
&lt< ntlon to extension* In western Can¬ 
ada ami In pu tting the present line* 


J Syracuse. N. T.. Ott. 30.—To thl* city 
{last night fell the distinction Of enter¬ 
taining the two men moat prominent 
in public Intereet. To applauding thou- 
Hdnd*. William H. Ta ft an d WHUftin J. 
-fteytMT P* 

lean nnd Democratic doctrines. -L~— 
I Mr. Taft spoke Rttws meetings bnd 
| Mr. Bryan at four. At each occasion 
I the warning ‘standing room only" was 
displayed -long before the houi; of the 
meeting, and b efore the "big i fi rn" ar- 
rlved, standingroonTwit* at a premium 
and hundreds' were turned away. Also. 
J in each Instance, the preNUMntlal can- 
! dIdat»*s were received with fluttering 
j (TtFfYWtiiifra 1 Pins; And their *|»eeche* 
j were frequently- Interrupted bv wpnn- 
I tanaous applause. 

j New York. Oct. JO - Messrs. Taft and 
j l»nID. eeiodldatee f>*r t 
after their almost hand to hand strug¬ 
gle last night for the sup|s>rt of Hyrn- 
I cuse and unriagh county. Mr. Taft 
| speaking there at two meetings, and 
I Mr.—H r y mt ni (m ir— pn r**-«l compan y to- 


Of the light, power- and street railway 


drrtlnil was continueSf until talc 


vestsrday afternoon when Judge and 
> ounsel decided It w ould b e IwntoHwible 
to complete their work- last evening. 

day morning, a* him Honor Judg<- 
Lamptpan will he engaged on a Jury 
*w*e to-,iky nnd un .1 
work of the recount; 

The public and pres* were excluded 
from the twm, and a* a consequence 
definite Infopnajlon Is dH Hcp|t t q, nb- 


Mrvhti being given by the B. C. Elec* 
trie Railway Company at a special 
meeting of the council last evening. 
'*he xstoit r iniR* uprtty' W'Mweritr « 
Wl which the city solicitors had been 
dbked to make as to the exact status 
ofr-the city “in relation to it. The dts- 


tha over-crowding of the street cars, 
riding on the platforms and the equip¬ 
ping of the car* with airbrakes. 

City Electrician Hutchison will be 
naked to In v e s t !g at e and—repoyt upon 
the cause itf, the failure of the com¬ 
pany to supply the amount of light and 
po we r needed hy the efty. whnt steps 
are being taken to guard against a 
repetition of present conditions, land, 
also what 1* being done to relieve the 
congestion on the cars and equip them 


that 


will devote * «ur re sou rwg*WTKi Isl- 
and* development.** 


of Victoria asked yoqr company to un¬ 
dertake certain work In connection 
with the development of the reaource* 
«q! Vancouver Island/' suggested your 
• orrespoiident. 

••No” wa* the reply, ‘They asked ua 
for nothing. All I hat they hud tn aay 
in Victoria was to pat us on the baek 
and) commend, us f»r what wc had dune 


of the Liberal scrutineer*. 


Barnard, K. C.. was assisted bv 
i tner, fi Robert am, \ E M - 
>«. K. C.. P. P. Harrison and 
Baxter. Mr Barnard * agent. * 


It was the unanimous opinion-of the 
aldemn n present that at tin* coming 
session of the ^ legislature the city 


day and probably will not again come 


generate and xupptr power f rom tfhe 
projected s-x-kr ink. Mbnahii. of the 
waterworks supply. 

Tl»e Legal Aspett. 

The city aollcftors* report was as fol- 


gress of l!>. i .unit and the i: mil., r *>f 
challenged ballots, and many of the**- 
wvre very misleading. As a matter of 
fact the ballots reserved for futurc 
argument ami for the derision of the 
Ju«lge are abxmt equally divided be¬ 
tween the two candidates and In some 
Instances about an equal number are 
set aside for the same defo-t. for each 
can I Mate, 1 

' mi>apprrcenslon exists as to the 
procedure whb h is being followed. 
Ev»rr> ballot Is being »«*ru tin lord. box 
by box. and where n ballot is chal¬ 
lenged It Is A*t aside foe argument la¬ 
ter. As each box Is reached the accept¬ 
ed ballots, that Is those which were ac¬ 
tually considered in the original count, 
are first passed on, and then the re- 


wlthfn point blank range of each 
Other. Mr. Tuft remains in. the hotly 
contested territory of New York state, 
whlh Mr !trya» *«"•* on to take a 


MILNER ON TARIFF POLICY. 


Hays England Is on Verge qf Adopting 
FIscmI Reform. 


hand in the final tight Of the lvino- 


ONLY SCOTCHED 


crats for the electoral votes of Ohio, 


Toronto. Oct .v Some further aspects 
of the Imperial question were discussed 
by Viscount Milner on Wednesday night 
at a .banquet tendered him at the Na r 

U*»nal Club by the British Empire latagua 

of Canada. 

Lord Milner spoke with. l«-»s delibera¬ 
tion thaq on the previous evening, and 
drvoTnT'fiU attention to the political as¬ 
pect of the situation, gladdening the 
hearts of the Imperialists with the pre¬ 
diction that England was on the verge of 
adopting n policy of fiscal reform, and 
adnsittg Canadians to sit tight on the 
question of preference while the problem 
was being worked out. 


"'V* have, aw requested. « on Hide n* cl 
the very ssrkiu* complaint* existing 
owing to the failure, of the B. C. Elec¬ 
tric Railway. Company to supply elec¬ 
tric light, and we have considered the 
franchise under which they oparata in 

this « It>. and also the general law 
governing the question. 

**There |* nothing In the franchise 
W'hlch gives a right to anyone to obtain 
a supply of electric light; consequently 
the supply is optional with the com¬ 
pany. and the continuation of supply 
would uppegr to depend upon the ques¬ 
tion of whether a contract exists be¬ 
tween the company and the consumer 

“We think It- will be found that no' 
such contract exists, and that the con¬ 
sumers are entirely In the hands of the 
company as to the mode of supply, the 
quality and the duration. The ques- 


Indlana ami Illinois. 

Mr.'Bryan travelled lo-dey through 
Ohio delivering a number of speeches 


GENERAL REGRET AT 

RESULT OF ELECTION 


CONFESSES HE TRIED 


at vnrhutt places In the home state of 


BRITISH SQUADRON 


hi* republican oppoAgnt. John W. Kern, 
the -DemocratK- V f ipJ |i reildentlaI can¬ 
didate, continues his tour of Indiana 

t"-dny, v. hi. |, \\ 

reach to-morrow/ 

Indiana waa also the centre of ac¬ 
tivity of E. W. i ‘hafin and F. B Wat- 
Hnw, presidenti al and vice-presidential 
candidates of the Prohibition party. 

An announcement was miide, this 
morning that the lndr|»enden< e party 
campaign would be closed with a big 
meeting |n Brooklyn to-night and an¬ 
other to-night in Carnegie hall. Man¬ 
hattan. Messrs. Hlsgen and Grave*, 
fhe candidates of that party for presi¬ 
dent and vice-president. will be st both 
assisted by W. H. Hearst. chairman of 
the parry's nallnnal executive commit- 


TO BRIBE JUROR 


FOR SOUTH AMERICA 


London, Oct ML—U wa* de¬ 
clared at the Foreign omre to¬ 
day that the sending of the 
squ.ulnm under 'Hit .-Pen y Scott, 
to Mouth A merit a. Was in no 


Many Conservatives Would 
Gladly Undo What Has 


Contractor Makes Scandalous 
Disclosures in Ruef Case— 


Consternation in Court. 


Jected ballots are viewed. Last of ail 


the spoiled ballot*, which 


MPW are ballots 
which have been Inad vert lent ly spoiled 
during the day and urv initialed by the 
returning "ftl«*r. aa *uch. are consul— 
errd. These of t«mf>e are Bklng Hlrn- 
Utated from the ,smut, «>niv-the M c<^pt- 
ed and rejected ballots being chal- 


Venexuelan situation-^ 


YAMAMOTO NOT DEAD. 


Never In the history of election* per¬ 
haps has there been a mere unpopular 

decision than that recorded on Mon¬ 
day last when the munt-of the ballot* 


Han Francisco. Cal.. Ort. M - Stand¬ 
ing in the «be«biw of the i*>ntt*nttary 

with senigncp about ItLbc passeil upon 
b»ro. and having seen, hir young wtfe 
Just led fr»»m the courtroom hy*tert- 
cally crying *'No. no." E. A- #• Blake. 


Toklo, <h-t. ae.--There Is no founds-'' 
lion for the retH*rt of the of Ad¬ 

miral Count liomdet Yamamoto, the 

former m in later of the navy. 


HON. T. GREENWAY 


| -*bowed the Conservative candidate to t 


tlon has bben under JudlrlJP, conaider 


lenged. 


DIES. AGED SEVENTY 


atlnn a* regard* the Rupply of r;ai^ In a 


Yesterday sixteen txixeg were _ cum- 


HEMMED IN BY FLAMES. 


cofitrsetor. convicted of sltemptlng ti 


pletetl slid ri there were twcnty-Av- 


It waif to be cxpoctcd that the Uh- 


bribe jnhn M. Kelly to qualify on the 


In all fhl* leaves nii\ Istxcs whlrfi 
must still be • ouwted. «»ut of the six¬ 
teen • ompleted >esterday eighteen bal¬ 
lot* marked "Tet npleman " and y wen- 
ty-three marked "Barnard" were re- 
■nrved f..r argument. (>n th.- other 
hand of the rejected ballots Mr. Bar¬ 
nard secured the retention of six and 
Col. Oregory of two for the scrutiny of 
the Judge when the final decision Is 


MEN BURN TO DEATH 


erais would not feci gratified at the i 
results, but In this instance the Con- J 
servat lvea are quite as di sappoi nted at I 
the defeat of the cabinet minister us . 
are the Liberals. In business and In- j 
dust rial circles It ip felt that Victoria j 
has all to lone and nothing to gain by ) 
the defeat of Hon. William Temple- 
Utah. It Is acknowledged on all sides j 
that the minister of mine* and Inland I 
revenue was u determined worker lirr 
fbe Interests of the city and of the I 
province, and hfs retirement from the I 


Jurv to try Abraham Ruef. and vote 


The campaign for Ihc. governorship 
of New York state continued to-day 
with unabated vig»»r r both «An4ldate*. 
Messrs Hughes «nd t'handler. speaking 
at several points during Hie «Uy §iuh 
meetings scheduled for tp-nlght. 


fur llucf * acquittal, made a full con- 
»H tefday. ..- 
ihnt after he was nrrest’ 

<hI ha h 


Was Prominent Figure in Can 


BLAZING OIL WELL 


Poisonous Fumes From Cellu 
liod Blaze Overcome Em¬ 
ployees of Store. 


STILL CLAIMS VICTIMS 


■Imrge of bri bery . Frank J. 


Wwrotir. Rugr* assth late counsel, came 
te .-)m and promised him tlft.floo If he 
would keep quiet. He said that notes 
for tlC.000 purporting th be signed by 
Ruef. were delivered to a third party 
to he pad to Blake after he was sen¬ 
tenced If he were convicted of bribery. 

Besides-this amount. Blake declared 
his wife wa* t.i mo eh r g lino « m.,nth 
jvhile lie was In the penltentinrr. 

When Blake was called yesterday- to 
rise and receive sentence J»|g vHfa t ri.».| 
"No. not that." and began to cry hya- 
terioailv. Si a* was led from the court- 


rRECEITORY FOR HAFKATt’HEWAN, 


tSpectal to the Times.) 

Ottawa. Oct, JL—Hon. Thomas Orren- 


UcrIdii. Husk.. Oct. 10.—The first plre- 
eeptory of the Masonic ordcj nstubllshrd 
within Saskatchewan was Instituted here 
yesterday Brand Frlor Sidney T. Han.L, 
«HMnl«e. of Winnipeg, and vUlUtvg *lr 
Knights from .Manitoba performed the 
ceremony. Ofllcurs were appointed fnr 
the new pr eerp to ry. and M candidates, tnr- 
. hiding Miiaon* from all over Haskatche- 
wan. were given the degrees. Following 
the ceremony a banquet ws« held In the 


Scientists to Investigate 


The causes for challenging vary 
greatly. There are about ten ballot* 
maiked with Imlelinhle pencil add sum* 
counsel were astonished yesterday to 
Am* bow hard it w*a to «n-t•«**<•*•- 
Clew. Home ardent iiartlxans not rem¬ 
it nt with marking a cross opposhe the 


way. ex-Premier of Manitoba, and jeent* 
ly appointed » member, of the board of 


New York. Oct. 30.—Hemmed in bj 
Rumen afut unable to escape from tht 
basement of a business house on 
Dusne street. Harry Jones and DavUI 
Mahoney were burned to death larf 
night and William ^Htgast was m 
seriously burnt about the fa« •• air* 


Situation. 


railway ('omntlssloners. died this morning 
aged seventy, after an Illness of about 
three week* from nathm*. followed by 
pncumotil*- and heart affe>:iion. 


•pedal 

from 


name of their favorite insisted jg mak 


Tampico show th*t ovtr fifty, lives h 


lost In the oil ftre gs a result of the 


and arre*t of judgment had been de- 


interest* of the city. Many of them 
sav that they never for a moment be¬ 
lieved that Victoria would defeat the 
minister, and they accordingly voted 
with th* ir own party .believing that In 
so doing they were not endangering 
the final results. 

These men were probably unaware 
of the tactics that were being quietly 
used tq ensure the election of Mr. Bar¬ 
nard. and did not credit the effect that 
the campaign of slander might have. 

Many would undo now with nla-rRy 
whil tn*S 'Were stampeded Into doing 
under the Influence of the Conserva¬ 
tive machine in Victoria. * 


marked hls^roos on the buck of his 
ballot. In i^Jier cases a peculiar cross 
was employed and In another It was 
In red. There ar* also a number df 
ballots reserved because of Irregular¬ 
ities in the Initialing, some bein'? 
Initialed by the poll -clerk only and 
others, with wrong initial*. One m«:i 
marked tits ballot with a , ‘T’ instead 
of h crops, and another pur not the 
double cross hut an Indefinite numb r 
•r crosses across the name of Mr. Ilur- 


of Stillman A Engle, manufacturers 
of celluloid novelties, and Jbey were 
at work when a barrel of celluloid 
caught fire. The poisonous fumes soon 
overcame -rone» and Mahoney and 
they perished, but Bottgaat managed to 
fight Ills way 'through thv -flumes to 
the street, where he fainted. 

Frank Stillman, u member of the 
firm, and fnu);. girl employees escaped 
from the bulURng by the fire escapes. 
The fire w4* quickly axtlngulshed 
When the fin* engines arrived, the loss 
to the bUlldlftg being about fu.fM). 


In the ground caused by the recent fire. 
Following the desth of a score of men a 
few days ago. another party went Into 
Hi* Mi * nil it Is Said thirty men perish 
NL among the dead being several soldiers 
sent ro the .scene by the Mexican govern¬ 
ment. 


ent* came to Canada In 1*44 and settled 
In the township of Darlington. Durham 
county, out., where the late .Mr Ureeh- 
vr.'v i«ten*ff<1 school, nr. completing his 


nted. Blake .said, that he had a state¬ 
ment as a reason why sentence should 
T»t Be pronounced. This esme as a 
surprise to hi* attorneys, who were 
permitted to withdraw their rose. 

After he bad been sworn and stated 
that he had not been promised Im- 


KNICXHTH OF COLUMBUS. 


Hi. John. N. B.. Orf. Hi -The Maritime 
prmlnrrs have been created a fourth de¬ 
gree Jurisdiction by 'the Knights of Col- 


MINKI1AL WEALTH OF OONGO. 


mvrity. Bisk,* siald he had been offered 


upon fhc 


W*B Bj? Xn’uffHj A C. N* wburg and 


Brussels. Oct. 10.—A report received 
from R. D. Mehun, leader of the ex¬ 
pedition Into the Congo, relates that he 
has discovered rich ileposlts of gold, 
tin and copper in the Meytmml dis¬ 
trict. 


NO CARNEGIE MEDAL 


about the long table with the judge 
have n<* time or Incllnatlim for. the hu¬ 
mors of the situation being too Im¬ 
pressed In the final result. 

It will W impossible to complete th- 
•>' to-murrow is it win « n pt , 
ahiht> take all tO-moVTOW fonflMNI tf> 
complete the c<*unt. and the counsel on 
tarh side will afterWHrdi KavcTfT piv- 


P»f.uwHl, lie said, but In allegations that 

New t.urg had procured .attiirneys tor 

Ll Ik* * defence. Blake then told of the 
allege/! offer o i iMJOOO and provision 
for hit. wife v.JiW he was In prison. If 
h? w mid not M-akc a confession. 


FOR MRS. PATTERSON 


UNEMPLOYED IN 


KINED FUR arrault 


R. V. I.IH'KENRACK IN PORT 


TWO HEMISPHERES 


fkperlsl to the Times). 


Brave Deed on Vancouver In¬ 
land Coast is Re- 
- — called. 


Ran JWan. Pnrto Rico. Oct 3D—The 


Winnipeg. Man.. Oct J«.—For assault- 


siiiry l«J*; by Blake created 


steamer 8. V.l Luckenlmck. which 
cauglM Hr** en route from New York. 
arrlv<*d here last night with the lire 
mTVPT'tmtrt .gritt bu r n i ng All ttm pas¬ 
sengers and crew are well. 'The" pas¬ 
sengers were not transferrerl to an- 
ather vessel, as previously reported, 
hut remained on board and arrived 


ing Attorney-General Campbell. Ed- 


sterna tlon in court. 


m.und Howell, was ftrad twenty dollars 
and costs. 


Comparison Made by John 


pure their cases for presentation to th' 
decision tan ¥cai‘< ely“*Ks rx 
te*.ted before Monday. 


itAT£»r Auurzzi iiumoiui. 


Burns Arouses Ire of 


STEPNEY IS OFFERED 

MONTREAL BISHOPRIC 


Naples. Oct. 30. -The latest sen 
tlon to he rrp«>rted concerning the Di 
of (he Abruxzi an.I Miss Kuther*ae 
kins I* that the couple will marry , 


Labor Members. 


IMPERIAL PENNY 


(Bpoclal to the Tims*). 

Seattle, Wash.. Oct. 3e.-Kxtr*me dls- 


J here safely. The cause nf t he fir e hi 


CABLEGRAM SYSTEM 


IjMMion, »Kt. HO.—John Hurn« the Tabor 


rttnfer tp exrap# the . rloslty r»f the 
crowds. Then after the occurrence they 
will announce the fact offli lally at the 
same time as th«j date of their union. 
Subsequently he and his wife will land 
at Naples on their return to Italy, and 
for a short time will be the guests of 
the duke s brother and his wife, the 
Duke and Duchess of Ai»sta. 


leader and president of the loeal govern¬ 
ment twWd. drew down upon bis head the 
anstheni** of the labor members when, 
In the House nf Commons yesterday 
afternoon, he Intimated that the main 
disadvantage under which tlu* British un- 
employed hilwirod. compared with the 
unemployed In America, ws* that the 
Britons drank more that! their trans- 
Atlantic confreres. Mr. Rum* repudiated 
the suggestion that th* difference lay In 
the fact that the American unemployed 
hnd money In their pocketa. 

“I have been fn America' three tlmeni"’ 
he said, "and the only difference I **w 
txqween the nnen.ployed |q A merles and 
those of this country was that the former, 
for s short Him* after losing work were 
better dressed. Many of them df» apt 
drink so much aa do many British un¬ 
employed workmen, hut British workmen 
have an advantage In the number of days 


Choice of Anglican Synod 
Falls Upon Brilliant Eng¬ 
lish Ecclesiastic. 


of the t’arnegtc hero fund commission 


t’ALQART'S PROGRESS. 


Hon. R. Lemieux to Represent 
Canada at London 
Conference. 


Pateison. whose brave act saved the 
lives of the crew of the barque Unloma 
wrecked ofT Vancouver Island In 
Detember, !*»# Marine men familiar 
with the detail* of the cade bellrw 
that m* more heroic act was ever per¬ 
formed on Hil* coast. Mrs. Paterson's 
deed was exploited f*r and wide at the 
time, and It wa* believed the t’arneglc 
com miss toq would recognise her. 

Mrs. Paterson's husband at the time 
of the wreck was keeper of TIM* light¬ 
house at <*a(»e Beale. The t’oloma was 
driven ashore in m terrific storm «h 
De»*ember Tth, IMW. and the unfortu¬ 
nate crew took to the rigging. 8eelng 
their desperate plight, Mrs. Paterson 
bravely made her way over a rough 
rogd for miles through h blinding storm 
to give the alarm. Word readied the 
Canadian government steamer Quadra 
which rescued ten men In the nick of 
But for Mrs. Paterson’s heroic 


t'algsry, Oct. 3D.- The total numb*: 
of penults Issued this month by Build¬ 
ing Inspector Harrison forty-four 
with a value Witt.060. Thera has been 
lqid this year In the city JTS.OOh square 
feet rrf cement sidewalk. Also up to 
date there ha* been laid 34.338 feet of 
sewers or 8.8 miles, and I2*M mile* of 
water uuiln*. (Thla I* much more than 


THE LAI K HON. T. GKEKNWAY. 


education Mr Greenway established a 
mercantile business nenr Exeter. He was 
for ten years reeve of the township of 
Stephen, snd In 1875 was ele«*«ed lo the 
House of Cumnwvns. Three years Inter hr 
removed to the prairie* and transferred 
Ms political service tn the 'legislature of 
Manitoba, or which province he liecame 
Premier in 19K. The first greet prairie 
province was th* Brst lo feel the growing 
pains of new nationhood and 4o desire 
freedom from • old restralntit^ . Ho Mr. 
Orm-nway led In the abolition of separate 
nrhools and took a firm stand against 
monopoly and In defence of provincial 
rights. Ills administration nf Manitoba 
was economical and progressive until he 
resigned In UMi. 

The late Mr. Greenwsy was again elect¬ 
ed to the House of Commons In l»»4. and 


ELECTION TRAGEDY. 


(Spscla! to the Times). 

Ottawa, not. SO.—Hon. R. Temlrux. 
postmaster general, leaves for Ixmdon. 
England, to-day to reprerajit Oanadu 
»«f a cciQifgelkt in I«nndou next uumth 
of representatives of_4hs Imperial and 
CnlonlMl governments and of the cable 
companies and others luterestad in the 
development of Imperial penny cable 
system along the line* of the Itnpeiinl 
yenny postage, which has proved so 
great a success. 

'Mr. lemieux.-himself, is a strong ad- 


Ontarto M J tn on ll ln. W’dy -do Vote Was 
- A<*cldentally Killed: ° 


Tt» BITCCHED M. METHOT. 


'• (Specisl to the Times). 

Huntsville, Ont. CXd, 30.—New* has 
been rex-elved of the accidental shoot¬ 
ing of Jacob Eaton, of I’tterson, who 
while riding In n buggy on his way 
home to vote was killed.by a gun Ac¬ 
cidentally discharged by one of hix 


i Special to the Times.» 

Quebec. Oct. SO. -R I* rumored that 
Edmond ' Jtrty de l^otblnlery. advocate, 
and a Min of Hlr Henri Jolv de Lot bln- 
lere. wlU be offered tlie seat In the leg¬ 
islative I council rendered vacant by-the. 
death of M. Methot. 


candldatd of the clergy, and Deun 
Farthing, of Kingston. Ont.. the favor¬ 
ite candidate of the lay delegates. 

As n result of this. conference the 
unanimous choice fell upon the Right 
Rev, Cosmos Gordon Lang, at present 
Bishop of Stepney, one of the suffragan 


ldkt month he was appointed a railway 
c omm i ss ioner '/ ■■ 


vocate of « heajier cable comj 


INDIAN GKTH TEN YEARH. 


blnhujMi of Ihe. diocese.of Lon d on . Kng. 


time. 

act every man would have been lost, 
as the barque soon pouqded to piece*. 


wfth the Mother Country 


EXPLOSION IN AEROPLANE. 


Bishop Ijtng I* one of the most brll 


bear fhe message of t'anada's hearty 
suppxirt and co-nt*«rotlo»i In the gen¬ 
eral Imperial movement. Ha Is taking 
iu> definite'proposal* but will a'nRouno- 
that Canada Is prepared to do her share 
In any scheme that miyy be devised to 
Vewrti w 4t»a- in 


Brantford. Ont.. Oct. 3*.—At th* Brant 
fall assise* In sewMUm here, yesterday, 
I'Tsekh'l Hill.' an Indiun. wax chargnl by 
Mrs, Levi General, an Indian wnman. 
with Indef-ent snaftiilt. The jury brought 
In a verdict of guilty snd Hill, wa* jrestcr- 

Ulssl 


N. B PROHIBITIONIBTB. 


I.llant of tin* younger churchmen of 
Great Britain, and stands in the direct 
^Jlne of preferment to the highest hon- 
| tw*. ThJ* being so, 4t is consktere<l 
| doubtful If he will accept. The offer 
j has been cabled to hfm. nnd the syruid 


EALIjB FORTY FEET TO DEATH. 


lx- Man*. France. Oct. 3d-While Wil¬ 
bur Wright, the Amcrfea-it «w* mak¬ 
ing a ritght this morning, the i go tor 
of tlm .machine ex plo d d d. Mr. Wright 
loaded without injury gnu the aertv 
• o'tt»crwh»e dam* 


8t. John. N. II.. Oct. 35.—New Bruns-. 
wick Temperartcc MfraRo* will at the 
next sesalon of The legislature present a. 


. 0ellev*WV; Oct. It—Hdrry Burton, an 

Englishman, shout £t years'of age. .fen 
forty r«--i from * tramway nt ug imi.- 

Title - - 


NfltMjBf of ’the conditions of tlu> 
Carnegie hero fund, which was estab¬ 
lished a few mom It* ago. Is that .It 
%Nsia-tiht' tw- ratf. 


ifnenf works yesterday and ws* in- 

..kriled.'* ' 'V.- t+iflhr* -vf- 











HUGE RAILWAY 
SCANDAL IN U.S.A 


The Simplex 
Bronchitis Kettle 


IN STOCK 


in Victoria 


MKX'S DOCTOR’S Wl’Kt lAl.S. Bd^«)OarS5Kfw«'rx 
Jur #6. M.v j>rie<-. . .._$5.50 

LADIES’ DOCTOR’S SPECIALS- Bell's make. Sold -very- 

* 4 6 .,M y pri es—-, 

LADItiS' RSD.(3tOSS.LACED BOOTS. 


NO ACCOUNTING FOR ^ 
TEN MILLION DOLLARS 


TO-MORROW LAST DAY 


A kind of a “Stitch in Time” Rem 


FOR HOUSEHOLDERS 


t.^SIDK THIV CITY. LIMITS, Top 


WATEI 

BOILEI 


Facilities Afforded for All to 




Startfinfl Exposures" Likely jnrj 


H andMy price 


$X 5 o lL ua ?.i.oo 


” v .PttKf ■ rri'i ivi'<t, a tnrgi* fine <>f 
Whalebone Hair Brushes, Wtl.iCk 

and white whalebone. 

We just received a Ladies’ Ebony 
Hair Brush, ImiR Russian Inis tics-, 
just the thins for a Christmas 
present. 


Connection With Chicago 


Have Names Put 


Content sidewalks going down 
fept froutine. 

Worth doable the price a*Med. 

$220 

Comfortable terms. 


CHRISTIES 


and Milwaukee Co. 


OOR. GOVERNMENT AND 
JOHNSON STS. 


Chicago. Ills.. Oct. Jo.—Ten millions 
lr n*imd flgur*-* out "f a total-of III.- 
WK'.hoo pm. up by Investors ror the 
bankrupt Chi<n«.v and Mllwauki-i Rail- 
h«t! Electric Cstnpnny has gone Into 
something' elm- be*Uh* const ruction, 
according to re|N»rts of ttrlllWd so* 
countants to the receivers Mjipoluted 
by Federal Judges Gmsaeup. The prin¬ 
cipal feature of the an .mutants' re¬ 
ports were muds public to-duy. 

Thu eutmrts «h*»w that tyUAmo have' 
been spent In tltr couslruelktn of Uie 


Tin* flijr lull] nill Im o|mii Ihh 
evenliut from 7 to 10 p. in. mimI 
to-mornm until 5 p. hi. for tin* 
tvnvruliHMv of .'itlsciiM win* <k- 
sire to apply for regUtration u« 
in«nih'l|Mit inter*. The ivct piliMi 

•»f appllrtttliais Hom h nlhnliiirl) 
to-morrow at .*» p. in. 


Notice. 

The Elite Millinery, 1316 Douglas St 


Pemberton 

AND SON 

636 Fort Street 


We are Prompt, We arc Careful. and Wc use 


the Beat in our Preseript ion' Work. 


Th*» city nwrfwr'v fa n huay 

■pot ^q-dajr, being crowded by vttt- 
i sens' flMng applications r«>r DqfTsfrn 

OOO.OOI) and the other drip* amount to I *»—' -—- -.- 

IJ. 143.000. making a total debt of IIX.- 
Nk.OW. "Th«T difference between HiU 

pen ded on the roa d Is tf.TlS.wwb 
Ihfty a hnxv ld»** ref the Ultimate sits- 
position of the IV.;Io exists outside 


road. Outstanding against this Is a 


SATURDAY SPECIAL 


BRYAN ONLY ONE 


Hands made Hats, in Various Siyles.fer $5.00 


A Few Everyday Bargains 


lion's, which brings tho totul up to *’ 


To-day. there »IU -l» d Wth-H 
list. n».Mr N'o rt hr mt an 
emit, as well as two ns 
attending to an aknoat 
stream of people. '• • 

In oriler to permit of 
canont get down to 
ortlt e of the city assessor will Is* « 
this evening nv.m T p m to i » 
Mayor Hall w ill also U* In his ofllt 


( ROSS & BLACKWELL'S-KNOLISH MALT.VINE0AR 

twltk . . ;. — . . 

TABLE RAISINS, in Ml. p»,k« K .». .a,!... 

NEW CALIFORNIA KIDS. 6 package* for ........ 

ISLAND POTATOES, per lts» lb sa.k ... - ‘ 

ASIICROi-'T POTATOES, per IflO II,, . $1 

If ymi Have not tried of I II- tins 6TOYPSY TEA. at 81 


continuous 


pohy \ trentMidously largo arhotmt 
"** dlsslp.tt•>(! in the..soiling «»f -b*>>V 
ui extremel> low price-. Until affair* 
ore probed through anti through, th* 
inytwtorx win nut know all uf th* 
quicksands that sucked In their money. 


TAFT-ROGKEFELLER 


Extra Special for Saturday 


COMBINE IS DENOUNCED 


NICE FRESH GRAPES, per basket . 

ARMOUR'S PORK AND BEANS. .! Un* far 
SPRING BROOK CREAMERY BETTER. 3 Jl 


Tie- Wl«r,»n,ln dttMofl- of ,hr rnart it 


iwokatf*-. ib. »o . (Jet bnny. 


'iHnat sfrfkfr.g example <«f ext r;»..r*Iiti 


Democratic Candidate Makes 


will lie kept upon until 'i .o’clock in the. 
afternoon. Which will positively be the 


Caustic Comment on Lat 
est Campaign Sensation. 


Windsor Grocery Company, 

OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. GOV’T STREET. 


lust np|«irtunity any householders or 


IJcense^Ti<7T3er* will "itaviTYo make 


plication to be placed t»n the lists for 
the ap|»roachlng municipal eleelionfl 
In order that those.Kha have ».«*t us 
yet registered may do si# more 4«<m- 
v#nl»|j»ilyr prfRT*l>m has leen ma»Ye for 


BAKER & JOHN 

GROCERS YATES ST., Cor. Vancouver 
GIVE US-A TRIAL. J., .. 


Phone 234 


New Pork. N. Y.. Oft/ >1.—<*harge» 
wcr« nuilt by N»rmaM K, iU> k. •-hair- 
mmn of the IietniM-ratle national com¬ 
mittee to-day lhat tlig declaration of 
John D. Uiickefelh r for Taft for pres¬ 
ident wn$ the result of the deni be¬ 
tween the Republlptn national commit¬ 
tee and the Standard «*tt rotnpuny’s 
Interests whereby Nntlonnl flutlrman 
Hitchtork received large campaign 
contributions, and Mr Rixkef e liar’s 
promises. ftlr-^^Mnck that nit* 

doubtrdl> Umi t 'O OOO.OOO^of the Htan- 
d«rd oij Company would he fixed up 
In the event <if Mr. Taft's electlun aa 
a part nf the Imrgaln. 

The Democratic national < itairman 
said. ’The KtundArd Mil Loiti|u y Imi 
United where everyhiNly would land. 
Mr. Ro V •irlkr lietd hack for a bar¬ 
gain and got what he wanted. His <1«> 
claratlon for Taft* Is g«s»d for at least 
100 ,non iitfes In the doubtful states. I 


Ing as follows: 
Pennington Jt ~ Wtwn' 
la West, from 7.Id 
Fawcett's drug store, 
Douglas street, * to 1. 


BETTER 

ECONOMIZE 


Christie’s Zephyr Cream 
Soda Biscuits 


tend the work. 


White’s, drug store. r»nV Bay Junc¬ 
tion, A to y 

Emmiujur! (laptlst • church, flprlng 
Hldge. 8 to ». 

James Bay Methodist 
Menxfes street. * In'). 

Lee. A Fraser's real estate office. 
Trounce Alley, up to 1 o'clock on Hut- 
’urdhv 

Hwlnnerton A Oddy's nlflie. Govern¬ 
ment street, up to 1 n*cl»K*k Saturday. 


HnUh the road aud reielre a conuiS* 
slon of »4n«n>. Mr. U>ewenfoldt. It ap- 
liean* did n*»i purchase the receiver’" 
(.ertIrh-atea. but turned them aver to 
He* elver Mooif. win. waa to try t.. dis- 
i*->se of them i n the United State, an 1 
t'anada, there bring no market for 
them ’n. T«on<|on after the expo«ur-*ii 
of the r»»ad‘s <*nndltlon. In exchange 
for the certificates Loew**nfeldt took 
fl.nos.Mn I»f the bonds of the Michigan 
United, fttllwayg Company in whhH 
M*s»re Is Interested. Loewenfeldt. no 
n'result of these deals hss furnished 
only |ixo,towards the financing of 
the rompletlon of the road. 


For (he open grate or the cook atore.it is an'economy to burn 
coke witk your coal. Be convinced. 

LET US SEND YOU A 

Ton of Coke for $5.00 

We deliver it Tree to any addres. within city limit*. Only 
$4.00 if you send for it. 


churrh, 


The St anda rd of Perfect ion—May 


be Obtained from Any Grocer in 


BICYCLE VS. AUTO 


VICTORIA GAS COMPANY, LTD, 


IN COUNTY COURT 


Corner fort and Langley Streets 


tlie itepublti-sn nttlmuirI'ninnilttre re*- 
oeli-ed fr«m> Mr. Rm-kefcller but can 
ffi>t assured that they both received 


BATTLESHIPS AROUSE 
NO ENTHUSIASM AT AMOY 


ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED 


Damages Sought by J. Lem 


Winter, 


whit h ^Uggrst th- . wlierher 

Toff Is with .Rockefeller or H'tosevcll.. 

"Wo now have an rdl trust an<l the 
»teoi trust lined up sldw-by aide, wnrk- 
[ Ing f or Mr, Taft’s ca ndidac y, Mr. Car-^ 
nrtegle's statement yesterday on his 
arrival fn»m Bnwpe that the election 
of Mr. Bryan ^r«>ul«l he a tragedy Is 
n»»t only shockin# hut should amuse 
ihe ludlgna<U>n a of all fair-minded cltl- 
xens of the i nun try regardless of par¬ 
ti afllTlaiiim. Mr. **arnegle. I nm re¬ 
liably tnformed. 1$ not rven a vf»ter In 
this ronatry." ' 

National i]h*lrmsn Mm k declared h» 
ha‘ lenrned Vital th,. Republican na- 
tloe.ti committee him a «*amj s*gn fynrf 
of $t*’.80t.*.00fi and that of this sum 11* 
<sO.OW» was being used for the purpose 
ol.j «*-i t ttiti an d briherr. The. naUunai, 
rMPmtn said-farther that WW.d W ftf 
Hr r.«*publlt‘an campaign fund had 
been sint Into Indiana and thht more 
th.m that sum had been sent lnt«» Ohio, 
William J. Bryan, tltc Democrats, 
candidate for president, gave out * 
statement here to-day eomineiiilng on 1 
the declarathms of John D. Rocke- 
i* Her. inutlc iu New Yotk yc.Ht. i i.,, 
tha^ he would vot© for Wm.l H Taft. 
Mr. Bryun sold he was not surprised 
at the declaration* r»r jft; Rockefeller. 
*■ -the Htandurd Oil t'onipany and the 
Bopohlh-an party hare been so closely 


But Few Chinese Turn Out to 
Greet Vessels—Cause of 


MKt'llANK'AL r Rl 
Wilson, locksmith, 
Phone ITU. 


Judge Lampman and a Jury 8re to¬ 
day engaged In the county court In 
hearing an artton for ta«5 damages 
brought by J. Lemma* against George 
Winter. On the evening of July loth 
last the plaintiff was coming down 
Fort Street on a bicycle. IL. was Just 
| turning out on to Goiernmettt street 
when ho was strut k by an auto, sus¬ 
taining painful InJurW - and having his 
ltTA**se frum wh®c| damaged. It to cWpxi that tho 
tlon It the driver of the auto Whs g^dng at an ex¬ 
cessive rate and was negligent. On the 
led a circular other hand the defenc* Is made that 
ais have .»e- Lem max was hitmclf reeponslbla fur 
tetn *I^?dThM tbe fUftl tKUurr^d. 

e to orroni h A * D Creo *** *» appearing fi»r the 
. ^ plaintiff and H. D. Helmrken. K. C ( . 

Tan Island at »"«* K. C.. for the de- 

havlng 1-sen fendant. A number of ladles are 
’ . the Phlnn— IMont Uk_witiwwrt for tha-Aafappa.. — 
hick escorted l.ommux told the story «d the accl-_ 
Fe . wh4b> «ht 


TO LKT—Furnished ronnls. balg, 
light, phone and sitting room. 
A». fcl Quadra. 


THE OREAT MAJORITY OF VOTES CAST IN TAVOR OF 

Our Rums and Scotch 


TO LUT- Furnished rooms, with or with¬ 
out board, or for light housekeeping. 
1»Q vjuadrw Pt Plione 30. 


ALL PORK CAMBRIDGE 


Special 


Hoard and large well furnished room, 
all modem ctmvenlencea. at Ut Measles 
atreet. Telephone 7«1 . 


Whiskies 


Ti» RENT—In privab* house, furnished 
IxMlroom and small sitting room adjoin¬ 
ing. If required; suitable for a gentle¬ 
man. W Dallas road. 


I* trap evidpnvp ..f the good Jadfrmpnt of pili*.-n* of Vivtori* in 
knowing when- to buy th*- most rvlmbl,- go**l* *t th*- h*-*t prio.-s 
With pvrft-cl *atisf»vtiou in Ihv bargain. Alt .w wwb *rr 
gH»r»»tp«l. or monrv rpfnndpd. This is reiHy a Liberal off,. r . 

Cures Coug*hs and Colds 


Saturday 


l,< 'XT-'"Gold t*>ck* t and chain, initials J 
G. on one side, diamond on other. Re¬ 
ward on return to JOM Yulus 


FINK .JAMAICA BUM. 


KILMARNOCK Mt’OTt'lf. 

|M-r Imttir.$1.00 

WHYTE & MvKAY’S s|*E- 


pnrr HpuTN undrr tvhnlrwmir 

mid i’leauly uolhlitlollH. 


dent. -He was looking out -fm* the pen- 


TENDKRIt INVITED—Up to November 
Mb. for the porchaae of that desirable 
>*»rm. Seettnn 24. S»*oke DlsIHci. adjoin¬ 
ing Muir Estate, lately occupied by 
'I’homon Hind, comprising XX acres 
‘(about a*.cleared and fenced!. Five 
roomed bouse anti bam. garden and 
fruit trees, good well and other water. 

- Highest -or any lender m»l necessarily 
occupied. J. Pelrson. 1214 Government 
street. Ylctoria. B. C. 


pie crossing the ‘street, he sit Id, and 
saw nothing of the motor uotil 11 
struck him. He was unahl* to say any¬ 
thing n« to the speril ul w hit h It Was 
going hut was satisfied he had not 


FINE JAMAICA RI M 
bottle .. .. ... . $ 

BLACK .M*E BUM, 1S T 


Judge your butcher s meats 


squadron, boarded the Anterlcan flagship 
m* Antoe and left with Admir al *>»--- r 1 been Ltl hbnne himself 


white horse cellar 


by the quality of his 
and corn beef. 


me card* at Prince Tu I-w* *iut 10 -,. 
Tun Yen. „f thft 

hoard, the imperial reytrf.sentatives sent 
by the government at IVktn to welcome 
the fleet, 

American patrols have been landed and 
are statlonrd tsi\ the besrh and along the 
road. No officer nor any of the nien will 
be allowed to enter the native city of 
Amoy. 


-Frailer it k G. Fow k« ». w4»o-ba d b een 
standing ott F*»rt street, Juet. west of 
Government, was Imnrd ns to the speqtl 
of the suto. H,. dee* tilled It’As com¬ 
ing Alopg swiftly and silently and ul 
a speed tu which the ten-mile test 
given the Hly roun* If hy the autumn- 
I bile owners was like a funeral. H* 
I was emphatic as there having been 
j no warning given by the chauffeor as 
4 the machine was nearing Fort street. 
1 Hr noticed as It p*se***l ili^t the brake 
wa» being put on for'Vane rcaaon and 
Iq. watched to see. how far It would go 
lwfore stopping: It! travelled ns far as 
I the candy store, and after, stopping g 


I*. 4V4g SJO-jpaiwild Sco|»*l» 


Mr Taft has been nutklng siw«m he« | 
/or many wrecks and l»e has n« yet 
dwelt upon the iniquities of the trusts I 
or pointed mu the injustice done the 
American people by them. Mo wonder ' 
Mr. R.K-kefeiier Is for Mr. Taft .Vga(p. 
Mr. Rockefeller says.. Mr. Tafi a H*o 
UiUi..»-i|] hm4m f.H law trad order. Thte 
Is false. Mr. Rockefeller's •-••r|a>rution 
Is the most notorious law-breaker in 
»hg United states ami he | M for Mr. 
Tafl hechuse he does not Want the law 

rnforced. Mr. Rockefeller also says 
4*o*» Mr Twffw-etertton w«| mnk«> Tor 
»tat}IMtr-wt-business. What kln.f is rt 
thui h* uieaiiA The thing* that Mr. 
Taft's election will enable the trusts 
to get 1$, a tighter strangle gras.p on 
the a iperleun people and*put* thei r ex¬ 
tortion upon a more fiermanent foun¬ 
dation. He says Mr. Taft is not a 
man Inclined to rash experiments. He 
might have omitted the word rash' 
for Mr. Taft Is not In favor of any 
kind i»f experiment In the w w>- of rem- 
t»dWI lAgimnorC The Denux-rala have 
reason to he grateful to Mr. Rocke¬ 
feller fur trarlnjMhe mask off the Re¬ 
publican campaign and reveglfng the 
duplicity that charn- terlxed Jt. in¬ 
stead "f openly attacking the H lde of 
monopoly tin* Republican orgaulxation 
has kept up a prytenar* at reform -ind 
Mr. Roosevelt rushed Into the arena 
and allowed the charge that trusts 


Business Chances. 

A BETTER OPPORTUNITY for Invest¬ 
ment. thsn has been offered recently Is 
ni present open A manufacturing snd 
Industrial business in Vancouver tjpt 
nuld 40 per cent, rash dividend last year 
]* expanding and placing shares on the 
market at par Will hear the closest 
TiTveengstton. and -1«- to* good to tie 
Ttji«>*»«d hv tb«»se !«*«»klitg for a sound ami 
,M*hly. profitable investment. For full 
particulars address Box 245. Tines 


.$ 2.00 

CALEDONIA Llqi'KU. ,$| 
PINT FLASKS scotch 


1’INT FLASKS RI M 50< 
BLACK & WHITE SCUTCH 
pi-rbnnli-.$1.25 


THERE’S A REASON 


MOB RAIDS JAIL 


C0PAS & YOUNG 


DOUGLAS 

MARKET 


Wines and Liquors 


MERRY-GO-ROUND 


PHONE 94 


Victim Attempting to Defend 
Himself is Riddled With 
Bullets. 


PHONE 1701 


TOT***Leaving 


» °*n Huturduy nighi, Begina wmjO, 
nftegnoc.r ■ ••Tiing. r 


yg me bgv! 


423 DOUGLAS 


pr**gre*s. 


RING UP 6o6 

FIRST CLASS SERVICE IN 

HACKS, BUGGIES AND 
EXPRESS WORK 

Al*o Wood and Co*l order*. 

«PK' 1A1.TV. 


Hugh Mcl^-an, of Vancouver, la In the 
etiy to-day. 


—BulMln*~p,rmlu »rr, Iwued ia- 
<l»v to Jam,, KIppooH. l.a.u.mlth 
*veiW». for a UarellUw |„ ,„ m , l mi 
and to Henry James for a frame barn 
In rear of his house at 714 Powdvrly 
avenue, which, must hi- placed twenty 
feet fr«*m street nr dwelling. 


DIED. 

McDOVOALL—At 8t. Joseph's hospital. 
• a> Oct JXth. Thei-esa. wife of 

Dan. McDougalt. chief of the Feral** 
Jirc departnw-nt. aged 2x years, a na¬ 
il \e of Ontario.—R. I. P. 

The funeral wilt fake place on Suturda.v 
mnming from her -moiher'a residence. Jl! 
North Park slreei, at Hill, and at Rl. An¬ 
drew’s Rnr.taj^. I’nlhollc Cathedral at J.UO 


Kingston. T#nn . Oct. 30.—A mob dr 
thirty m«*n attacked the R*mnc county 
Jail early to-day and killed Geprge 
«’obk.‘ hel|) on a rharg*- *»f murdering 
John King a f-rryman. at R.-uthw. *? 

Point a few weeks^ago. All hut two 
of the m«*»* were masked, the two un¬ 
masked men Being strangers to the 
sheriff. The Identity of none of the 
mob la known 

It Is presumed the men Intended, to ff> KENT -1 
hang Cook, as they Had a rope in their Fort strfs*t. 
ikaawaaion. However, when his cell i !” 
was reached he offcr«*«l reststnne* and j t .' on * 

drew a raxor With this weapon he cut with shed/ 
one of the men in tin* mob This. It I limits, ml 


NEW AD\ KJtTIbi:>|KXT&. 


NOTICE 


. 

post s. Apply McDonald's tlrorery, Oak 
Bav Jvincti.*n. 


All Accounts against 
the Liberal Campaign 
Committee should be sent 
forthwith to Postoffice 
Box 775. „ 


tff^THe ii-i»se of George Rates, 
against whom a charge of obtaining 
17 by false prateRy* 1 * w-ng laid some 
days ago. permission wne obtained 
from, tb* Jift-qn. \ -gMM ml’* dffjMH" 
i.|,i i.. uiihdriiw th. <4mrg* 
the police court this morning this was 
done And he was drscluirged. 


I LI, BOY ' WANTED—Hours abort. 
»rk llgl»t v I3.<» we« k. JIM Yatea 4*1. 


Loom Boxe», |20 per Month 


’OI-1.I8TER -At Buffalo. N Y... on tlx 
'5th Inst.. «'sp«. R. I’olHjtrr. J. P . I 
native of the Isle of Man. aged 7 
yeara. 

.Due notice of funeral will be given. 


irnished rooms. 


SLAND TRANSFER CO 

741 FORT 8TR£ £t 


Granite and 


In connection with the vacancy In 


nrug*‘d the invaders and 


nm»»*ars. 


th# j.oviti«.n. of governm ot t agent at 
New Westminster* rauoed t?y the denth 
uf C. C. Fisher, the name of Thos.’ Glf- 
(atwl, M, H. F.. has »"•**«* mentioned aw 
u prifUiblfi successor. \n *iccl«l..n ha* 
been mad*- hy tlic government In the 
matter of naming a successor, the of. 
being filled by the rt lbf . trrk. 


-To-morrow Is th« Inst day on which 
eltlairis Will be uhie i *►. J?r* *flt by the-re- 
b-it^ */f om*-slxth all.-Aveil for pr*>nvkt 
inrymrnt nf tlisfr ItlXftfl. \uk 

off payltu; of lhr|r civic detits beyqmV 
Unit time v-ill hiivc to pay up the full 
ofhouitt of llicit* Mil. The city itvns’ 
un*r’*» Ntaff have been k* pt very busy 


Qoxfc was shot dead. Four bullets eii- 
t<*r»*4 his hpdy. 

Sheriff**» <1* politic* hr«* wouriha the 
Chu-tffr) Id-day In quest, <»f- eVhlencr 
of m*-m(.crs of tit*- stub *K»vrrm»r 
PaMersoti will b*- asked iu offer a re¬ 
ward. for their apprehension Before 
killing King. Cuffh was .under a sltn- 
JJar charge in CI»at««noufa. where h* 

W#»‘ * r nm w 4- .«ift*«( **wa*>K <*TO» •*(*** 


Marble Works 

_T*K‘«t* flMnll* C« 


—The funeral uf the htte 1-Mw.ard 
Grlfftlfw.'*tobk ~ place thl* afternoon ; 
from '*Wv Hr ftirittliVTmrt' ruthlng par | 
lor.at 2:30 o'clock; «nd Christ Church • 
t*atherdal a quart- r of an hour later. { 
Rev. Canon Bean land* offlclat*-d. The j 
BMaJI bearers were .C F. Lay. J Me-I 


p at- pi'* essb *w**l 93f per menfh wilt 
-••■me S Vom lin'd ••ktl.u** Bav *|i« 

- trtet. rlo sq . to ear iw, HnhtM;- Cfa 
lUl-X, . 


Mmumtnl'a. IMpg Orantta Cop- 
Inga. ate., at Icwrai prlcm con- 
•l«t$»t with Ccauaiass stock and 

workmanship. 

A. BTEWART* 

COR: 1AT EB AND BL ANCHARD 
fXKCEX*. . . 


Uie Th* Time* for Wants. For 
Sales, To Lets—lc per word. Dally 
or Semi-Weekly. Six insertions 

for-price el I? w. 


i» LKT. Well Joridsbed suit.- *rf bt>i^s 
keeping rooms in o«*w tmurv. heat«-«l bv 
furnsfc; no uhttfacn. ►117* Yates |U. - 1 . 


<>nn. PejfO.r': _Ry>trrt e*n*«l*k. J 


e»»i«K *ew.*W cl*£fiUii 

















VICTORIA DAILY TIMER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1908 


N.OTICES APPEARING 


NOTORIOUS SMUGGLER 


fft TME GA?mi 


NABBED IN SEATTLE 


Stanfield’s Underwear 


SNAPS 


Appointments Made by the 
Government and Corn- 


Man Who Jumped His Bail in 
1905 is Again in 


panier Incorporated. 


Very tinr Mild Urge fruit. On* flom'ii mui m tialf in each baskat 

Skiturday ...... .... ,25< 


Tlie Knitting Machines in the 
are almost human. 


Thl* fee k , || rr.njii' ial Gagett#©#h- 
tain* of the following appoint 

pentAi; - . • 


Wattle. Wash.. Ooi. 29 - Seth B. 
Btevena. H fugitive from justice «!»«••* 
19W. noted 

kflrtWh tn rustorh* H&OtfV thrmufltnut 1 

Steve" bii4 ~*Hlg Beth." wag arrested 
In Seattle yestertlay forenoon by 4 dep¬ 
uty I'nlb-d Btptc* marshal and l.nlge-d 
in -the munty jail. 

On September J«U». 1M&. Hteven* and 
hi* wife, with Oeorge 'Berger* who. at 
that time, wan local superintendent of 
th** Pullman Car Company, were ar¬ 
rested at the old Columbia utrret depot 
on a chflnte of smuggling opium Into 
the country from British Columbia. 

Hteven* and hi* wife forfeited eaah 
I bail of 91.2M at that time. Bearer 
I was subsequently tried on th*. charge 
ninS acquitted by ^ juty In Jud*e Han* 
ford’a court. Mrs.^nfevens died tn Van- 


NEW WALNUTS 


Stanfield mills, 


Knitting the 


. 

a, notary miWtc in. and for the pro- j 
British 'Viiumbta. / 

Sidney Ashe Fletcher to be acting ] 
Nt^w West min- 1 


They must be, in order to knit 


Garments 


better Underwear than can be'knit 
by hand. And thesc'machines do it. 
Every stitch is exactly the same length. These machines 
16 distinct threads of yarn at once. Should any one of the strands 
i, the whole machine stop, and won’t run until the break is mended, 
•e are no “dropped” stitches in Stanfield’s Underwear. 


W. O. WALLACE 

Th* Family Cash Grocery 

Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts. 


government ugt-ni . *1 
•ter; actinic assistant commissioner «f 
land* and works for the Westminster. 
New Westminster city und Vancouver 
city elfetoraj district*;. acting gold 
■ ommislsuiurr for the New Wmtmlitilfr 
mining division: acting collector of 
re venus for ,thr_ New Westminster as- 
srssmenL district, and 4 acting recording 
officer for the Delta, Chilliwack. Dewd- 
ney and Richmond cattle district a. 

James K. Kirby, of Kaiclton. mining 
Itfonltr, to be registrar of the Itnael- 
lon registry of th** county court gff At- 
lln. from the loth day »f Otc«»ber, 1909 
in the place of K. W. Valleau. 

Th*. following. companies have been 
Incorporated - 

Diamond Vale .Supply fompany. 
with m * aplt»rttzHllort uf |2i,OW. 

FMtmm-4*. -Tew-e.wr Uba 4iapl« 


Phone 313 


No such machinery at this dialed before the Stanfield*’ time. 


unaatnloctory the ordinary knitting machines did the work, the Stanfield* turned in 


and invented this modern machine. 


Baeh mk tboNf we »n> showing in our windows. 

work of art, from the 


about two yyarw ago 


It w» the founder ot the Stanfield mills, too, who perfected the only absolutely 
unshrinkable underwear. He discovered that no matter what was done to garments 
Mot Jtokttt* Wit «* liter. Sta>H •hf't* ftyowa of M Mwyl wool. f Sop janoted 


During Um IkfM year* that have 
'lapsed since the arrest of Elevens he 
m» mud** freqtwnt -overture** to -the 
rrrverTrmv'Trr^ttTroTTgh -tocat- rusto mrmf^- 


Child* Bracelet* at $1.00 to the Diamond 
and Precious Stone Bracelet* at * 
$50 or More . 


wherebv the shrink was taken out of the wool before the 


fleer* for permission to return tn the 


United States oi l bis promise that’' hg,j 
would be good amT In return. assist the 1 
local customs official* In their efforts 


Newton * Greer Company, with a 
capital rtf m.900. lo take over t lie pres¬ 
ent bnstresa and do a general trade. 


to make unshrinkable u n der w ear. 


Th.v in cl tub-. hH Airiis. n n ri- v?«* would he j»l*g.v«l to hiv'«’ an 
opporlunity of allowing them to you. 


Printing A Publishing ‘ fom 


to stamp out smuggling and smuggler* 1 


tn this district. His overtures were ra 


JgQfod. 

At no Mme sine.* he became a fugt 
tlva from justice have efforts*bwn to 
taxed to apprehend him. He has re*1d 


In all the other detail^ofthe making, Stanfield’s Underwear i* improved, 
So it is only natural that the finished garments are better. 


Government Street 
VICTORIA 


Red fern’s 


It is made for men and women in all size* from 


since. 


1) to 70 inches, 


cafe tn the northern part of ill* t'lly. 
Stevens made pract ically no alfbrl to 
conceal H lg* Identity nor did h»* resist 
ills arresting officer He occupies a 
cell In the north tank of the county 
Jail., but declines to discus* hi* case 
until such time a« he has consulted a 


extra provincial company. 


weights, with colored labels to distinguish 


i*i», of .Ve 1 sofT *TT 'rtFfieT fnr II* 


.»»»pony 

The Karen#** uApper Company of 
Xpnk.m*- U** been-registered «* an *-x-» 
it a provincial company, with Charles 
W. Jordan, of Olalla. as attorney for 
the i-ompany. » 

w U s>t Hid to be 

made for a public highway across a 
portion *»f the nor Hi east corner ~ of 
section 1. Gsbrlols Island. fr«*m the new 
irn.elb-d government road running 
m rose the said lot to the shore of the 
bay ml led Gray’* bar. l»-log at«-th* 
foot of the bluff * 44 uated at the ln»y 
aforesaid on ihc said lahd. The public 
highway will be shout 21 # yards In 
length. » 

Examination* for assgyers for the 
province will **omm*nee on December 


London and Lancashire 
Fire Insurance Company, 

Capital $11,142^75. Security. $21,163,000 


RED label, light weight. BLUE label, 
medium weight. BLACK label, heavy weight, 


lawyer. 


At the time of his arrest Steven* had 
Just Apia lord a JaU fMtMHa of twelve 
months for smuggling. He was not 
out of prison six whets befor* he was 
arrested again by government agents. 

At the time a satchel waa seised by 
the customs Inspectors which had been 
left In Berger * office by a messenger 


Your dealer has all sizes and weights or can 


TRURO, N.S. Jml 


Robert Ward & Co 


STANFIELDS LIMITED 


VANCOUVER 


VICTORIA 


for It the following day. When .■•he 
railed the next day. the wtanan. who 
was Mrs. Stevens. Berger, and her hus¬ 
band were arrc*t*-d. A l"t of prepared 
opium was found in the satchel* 


7th tn the partiament bnttdtng* 


HOTEL /RRIVALS 


After his departure from the rlty 


8«»me changes "in school districts are 
noted, and HUverton district Is reduced 
to an assisted one. 


three Vears ago Steven* telegraphed 
his attorneys frotp New Westminster 
B. C.. as follows 

•*| am a stranger In a foreign land. 
O*orge Berger Is Innocent of th* *-rln»e 

• ht-rged by tbs government Jn aiding 
myself arid wife In smuggling a grip 
of opium. He had no knowledge of 

• entente. | am the guilty party. 

•NFTH B. KTEVKNR" 
Berger * defence was that he was’ 
the lnn<M-ent vlgtlm of circuin«topees. 
He claimed that he knew nothing of 
the nature of tire contents of the 
satchel. He said that Mrs. Stevens 
was a relative-of hts wife, that he wns 
accustomed to show her courtesies, 
such as carrying her satchel to the 
train whenever she went on a Journey. 
The satchel contained sixty cans of 


BLOCKS 


DOMJNION 

W J Curry. Vancouver. W. Wilkinson, 
Spokane. Mr and Mrs. H. Johnson. Meal- 
tier Mr. and Mrs Jas. T ucker . Winnipeg 
E Pullman, * Tacoma. H Tammany. 
Georgetown; George Hoskins. Philadel¬ 
phia; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sampson. Port¬ 
land: Mr*. H. Portman. Beattie; W. II. 
Irwin. Winnipeg. Clark Brown. Port¬ 
land; C N. Denison, Montreal, N. A. Mc¬ 
Kinnon. Vancouver; J. Poacher. Toronto: 
G flower, Vancouver. O. K Hodason. 

J. c. Cicsrt. Van* 
ctuver. M C. I ding tun. D. tl. Tubman. 
Beattie; J R. ane. Calgary; G. M. 
geflfe, Kr-km. Alta.;. Jas. W. Btewart, 
Vancouver: On. laiurte. Barracks. Alex 
Craig Htdney. John C. Roes. Tacoina. L- 
G. gamuets Besttle. Robt R. Doan, Ki* 
hott W Roberts, New York; Ale*. (\ 


Suggestions fHfefed by TT. .,,1^. Wat*oa, 
of Cariboo, y 


We Carry a Complete 
line of Blocks for 
all purposes 


L Watson, of Highland ranch, 
In the ('arlhoi district. wh**se exhibits 
af the fair this year attracted so much 
attention, has- some suggestions 10 
make looking to Improving the exhi¬ 


bition, 


Wim.ok the -e»-f*et»rr «.f me »*- 
soeiation. Smart, he .*fTers the 

following; 

■'First-TNierc was not sufll' lent. H 
any, stvmn modal Ion f**r the men at-. 


ARE IDEAL 


Logging Blocks 1 
Snatch Blocks 
Wire Rope Blocks 


teuding to the stock on exhibit. 


r . Following i he arrest of Mlevens yea- 
terday an • ffort was made to learn 
whether he had brought a launch to 
| the City, but nothing developed. He 
I stated that hf had no launch, and fn^" 
| ttmated that be was not now engaged 
tn smuggling 


’lean-to* at th* bark nf each stable 
would do away with this difficulty, 
and besides being Inexpensive. It could 
In a cage nf a great crush be used par¬ 
tially for the accommodation of stock, 
as * bare tfoaM Mvtf >*•■ MnfTu ient kt- 
tendants to fill It up. The men would 
also be sleeping c»ose to the stock 
which thc\ me lookuiK after which la 
Mam* gases l*« Imperative. 

"iecfmdly l think s *leflnlte »r- 
rangemnnl ought to b»* made with the 
C. P. H.. allowing exhibitors sufficient 
time on their tickets to take In both 
l|ie coast shows, allyw lug suy .four ait 
five days before the first exhibition 
Atajrts and one day after the last one 
doses. Taking tfty own c ase this ycafr 
as'I had to from TT'polnt 9| fille* 

from the railway, it was essential that 
the- stock should have two^ or three 
flgytr to recoup at ‘Victoria before the 
exhibition started. The stock left 
Aabdroft oh September 17th. Allowing 
two days to gel to Victoii*. that be¬ 
ing rather under the time It took ns. 
to return fsnm New Westminster last 
year, and I left the »ame day. A* the 
exhibition rates started on the 19th. I 
■fluff'W pay full fit re boffi For in > self 
and th** stock. Furthermore. I had to 
k-avc New Westminster before ^he 
stock was loaded os my ticket expired 
on the Ird of October. The C. P. B. 
oflli ials si Victoria had only the 


KX WHtNtORDCRING.V 

SSTstyles'flavors, SSHAPESV^TO 
fr SUIT EVERY OCCASION,TASTE OR FANCY. 
SO! HON HONOR 


C. T tllll. fk-.lll. B » Tobin, 1J«W- 
*on; U K\ Morrissey. Otiumwa. Is R. 
11. Hope. Mrniinxlmni. Eng.: W A. Mac- 
Ksnile. Toronto; A. B Ferguson. Bavonn. 
E. W. Breeil. R. Htewsrt.. O. Pawkeif. 
Vancouver: M Laryniuir. Toronto; A..E 
Havens. J E V< rrle rhlcAgo: J R 
Henderson. Ton*nt**. M B Ktstsr, Mont¬ 
real. 

Dill A ItD. 

J. C. de Wolf. Middle tot™! 1|. Tsl*o. 


E. B. MARVIN & CO 


WEATHER Itri.l.ETIN 


Dally R**p«*rl Furnished by, the Victoria 
Meteorological Department. 


120fr WHARF ST. 


The Taylor Mill Go 


Victoria. Oct. M —* a. tn.— A pronounced 
low pressure area still overlie* British 


IAUNJRTKRg OF AND WHOLESALE 


Pacific States: heavy min * has fallen on 
the Coast Troin the lo>wer Mainland to 
Oreg on, and s now Jell yesterday In Csrf- 
boo Temperatures west of the Rockies 
are above the normal. Tn the prairie pro¬ 
vinces th* high barometer la slowly «4nk- 
taa to Uu- southaastward. and the w sa t h-, 
er is chiefly cloudy and eold. 

_Forecasts. 

Poets hours ending l p m. Ratnnlay 
Victoria and vicinity— Light or moderate 
•-mb. chiefly cloudy..with rain, and sta¬ 
tionary or lower temperature 

l/i*i>r Mainland -Ijlght or niodecnte 
winds most I > •-l-rndy. with rsln. and sta¬ 
tionary 6? lower (tapMlnfE 
■*“; Reports. 

Victoria—Baroideter. lemperalure. 

81. mini mum, S»; wind. « mile* N.E^ rain. 
II. weather, cloudy. 

• New Westminster Rammyter 29.72. 
temperature. 4*. minimum. 4i‘. wind. I 
miles 8 ff!: rain. 1-79. weather, faihlhg • 
Nam*imo—Wind. 12 mile* N W . weath¬ 
er. raining, 

Katl4 » u | S ' 4» r Mi u 4« a . - Atk—tempeni- 
inlnlmdTfr.'S: -Wind; ID miles N’t!:', 
weather, clear. 

Ban Kranrj*4*o—Barometer. 30.14; tem¬ 
perature. if, minimum. P wind. I miles 
H W.. rain. .08; weather, cloudy. 


Davidson. Beattie; El L McK8N, ! 
Mrs. J. barker. Mr and Mrs. R. 
Keohnle. Vancouver: C. H. Grtlttt! 
garv. t’xpt rrichton. Palgary; Di 
A K*Her. Kelowna; J M M *bei 
oouveriaW G. Keddle. T**ronto; 
I^unpatr HaUni. Ore.; F. J. Cra 


AND ltfcrr.AJL DKAI.EH8TN 


Teiephoas 


•dir*’ and <'hlldr-f»\ t'ndrrwear M ade to Order. Oriental Art, Lboni and 
Hat tun Furniture. ' 

107 FORT ST.. VIOTORIA. B. CL Bet Douglas and Blanchard Sts. 


couver; J. McRae, North Hatley; A. H 
\V allbridge. Vancouver; E, G. White. Ot¬ 
tawa ; Robt. Hamilton. C-. W gre b e. Van¬ 
couver; A. D Block. Montreal; W. Bar¬ 
nard. A. J Winston**. Seattle. 

KING EDWARD 

M. T. Bril. Vancouver: H, Q Romano. 
Seattle; •“'apt H. Ber*|Ul*t Sidney fhss. 
Wright. Regina. P. Bradley. H. McKen- 
xte. Ontario Thaa Irwin-, Nelid)»i; Gerald 
Fagan. Dublin. Bert Grlfllths. Beattie; B. 
H Eanlley. .Uberni; G H Stoer*. Mrs. 
stoera. Seattle; C\ H. IMckle, Duncan: 
Henry Fry. tTtemalnos; W T TCdgcotphc. 
lomdon: Jas. Maloney. Wtscimsin. K L 
K Inman. CM* DflWN. C. F. Broad- 
hurst. Vancouver: J. D. Mo*>r«-. Mrs. 
Mutin'. Thos. Bolter^ Ash*-rbft; M. Linton. 


ter. Miss Fltilayson. l»ndon; t*haa. Doer¬ 
ing. Vancouver. Sanford Wolf*. Chicago: 
C. J Kay. 1C. latnglev. Vancouver; Mr. 
and Mr* Barnes. I/a Angeles. Oeo. KM- 
rldge. Montreal; H. C. Newton. J. Hol¬ 
bein. A. O. B*»stock, Beattie; W. O. Clare. 
V a nco u ver; Mis* L Kruger. Beattie; W_ 
Br’Ntnsr. Montreal; Dr Stephenson. Van- 


Headquarters 


REFORM 


Woman’s 

Health 


vkry 

foggl* nt notion of what the rates and 
regulations for show time -were, and 
| the only'way seema to be to have a 
dr fin ite 'ag reem ent With the t*. P. |t., 
-s ri ow tw g a tttGe- extrw —tbwe.” 


Practh ully all ibe fruil f nr wJttrh fipht- 
p? i lawi prizes wt-m Hwnrded at the recent 

* illSjt Vii-turin Kxhilution was grown oil trees 
-nmallleit fJorn tTi's ’Xnrs. r?. ■ We liBTO 
P r , now the lincxt Hint li eift lasSirleil stock 

“ of ail kimls of Fraii Toes' afid Orna- 

mental Stock in tliis province. Visit 
nu rsery at Cnrey Road, nr write for Cata logue and p rice lint,. 


it. comes 


to Clothing 


Every wnman rrfay he attract¬ 
ive. Kright eyes, pink cheeks 
and red lips are her nature- 
given right. A sallow skin, lack 
of animation, low spirits and 
weak nerves may be avoided by 
the use ol Beccham’s Fills, a 
remedy that well deserves.?lie 
woman. 


Young 
we are 


HAl.SiORAI.. 

Mr. ami Mrs R. I. Duff, Miss Ruth 
Hogan. Tacoma; Mrs. May. Mia* May. 
Miss Nellie May. Master Teddy May. 
('owli'hsn:_Mr*-. Crltehl aar. Sidney. R. R 
Halhed. «**hem*inu*. G. Walker. Saanich. 

Vll’EBN B. . .... 

\ •.!.- ‘‘-hhl- HU! ,T 3 

Ban Francisco; Janies Dunn. Vancouver; 
John Tlmperley. Tacoma; J. Wilks. Mt. 
Bicker, W. Worr**ll. J. C. Hawker. Hagl- 
waa. Mich *. Price. John <Tarke. 

Ponland. tleorgc Ford, Hdrry Bran. C. 
Coopth G Btlinger, Vancouver; K. Blup- 
h **e« 1. -G Hi Clair. Roasland :‘ A. W. Holy- 
oake. W. t’ullen, Vancouver 


Physicians 


Here With 
The Goods 


TIGH T TA9T FOR DEATH 


Know 


| ytjln' *• Oaita semens*.! tor Mur id of 

IVsOoy nt atWgnpnn'. 


Tti. v r un Hml msny thins* In 
this up-tn-Uote T>rug iitore 
that will al>e them arest u»- 
slstsnee We carry s full 
supply "f the irnnH* they 


Any well informed 
Young itlan aboiit town 
will tell you that. 

There ’a not a style 
kink or detail in the out 
nr tailoring of our 
Young • Men’s Huit* 
omitted. 

The fabrics, too, are 
chosen for distinctive, 
eorreet and snappy 

style. 


prodthtlntt, the plot Is so neatly and 
JU.BB.JL* rfully .iirrunged that IL would b»* 
nn tut*resting play without the aid of 


confidently of cyery 
Again and again they have 
proved to be invaluable at those 
recurring times when so many 
women feel debilitated an4 serf-— 
fer from nervousness, hcadacbe I 
and depression. It is wonderful i 
tha way these pills assist Nature ! 
and relieve the suffering. 

Every woman who values 
health and good looks should 
beepme a user of « 


Flight men of a Chinese robber gang 
arrested at VUngapore for the murder 
of Dr Barrack «n July lfi were cpn- 
vl-Jed and sentenced to death 

Mn July lfi Dr. BurrarlLnnd Mr. Mac- 
lipan, whlfi* cycllnff <>vet frith |8.oon to 
pay the cooliek of the Bclat Tin Mine 
were ambushed by itrn . Chhi&mcn. 
Nollbar the doctor nor Mk friend wan 
aimed, hut they foui^tt deanerntelv’ 
with their flats.* When Dr. Barrack 
fell with « dagger In his throat, his 
. ompanlon, srelng that all was over, 
managed to make his escape. 

Two of the men wesg captured by 
Mnluy natives In the Jungle, and while 
proceeding down the river they at¬ 
tacked their rap ton. killing one and 


Time. Thv Place ami The Girl" 
1 |k* next big offering i»t the 
i theatre one night only. Monday 
rids attraction was considered 
the iilggcst mitslcal successes «»f 
«on at tMs theatre last year, and 
rne with practically the *nib** 
•*aded by John E. Young. Who 


The leading pari Is tnat >*f "Happy ! 
Johnny Hl< ks.’ a «H|UHr>* young gninbjer 

i sound' nhlioiuiph y v* hi. i» i 

h*. expresses In epigrammatic slang. He | 
tails In love with the witty head nurse i 
at a inounfatn snnltarlum. where he | 
han jggb for* ed to !!«*«• with his chum. 
Tom Uunnltigham. who Is In danger of 
arrest hr-i-nuie of. an escapail** In a 
giimhling house. Tli*- wunltaripin Is 
pla- ed tinder iiuuraiilln* 1 . ms the . 

e-iAHHb so- .ill ah-a-nt. the guv.*t- havi 
io -*s rv. |ln-iM«e|\ep. tn ihe < outre .. 
the Hicks hluiuldirp I'aiintngliam 1 .-; 
guilt aiulgthus yuta h'rasi lf "in ahuii. ' 
ns he cxprenscH It. *• 

There are rep attractive musical mim- 
beri* ,a h*l a^l them ;*i«• wh.il Is known 
•» -• hits. Tile c horus I* - oO«a of the. 


ENGLISH stf:rilizf:d 
MF.DICATKCD ABHOlUlfeNT 
rfrrroN 

I - l.lt. IKN.L I'KU'F; .Mb- 

W* have made vhry careful 
sillily of this l|ne of our hu^l- 
ncss and have selected our 
stock to meet every re«julrr*‘- 
ment 


THE KTEKNA^ FBMtNlVB. 


favorable -impression 


made 

); ippj J* I nn) Hj« 

tx.wth Quothlll «»a Molly." the nurse 
girl; Lillian fhrfdstn.ih. the diipinutlxe 
soubratt*. ‘Tl»e Girl”: In fB‘ t. all tlw 
pHndpal part* are.lmndU d by the same 
bBPBtde artists us when Irtat present 'd 
in thN city Tho chorus ha* been aug¬ 
mented by a number nf pretty girl* who 
, HO kIub aud diut'v. and the ten little 
broilers"' are a big feature w-lflt the 
nliow.. 

’•The Time. The PhH-e,Mnd The JJirlV 
|k not a musical cflpWtdy. hut *• b/OktU 
tv tb mush filll **f IU*1> mthm, g*sal 
souml s iiiiiiwiH. wtd. wh.it Jtjl. mivre. 
than nilMr •» nu.u.l**-' j*f original and 
* - tyjsw* Though th# 
luu«rt* t*. on* nttrn.Jitc Xfiatur* of the 


Hist *!»•*’ had b**en thinking f»Y him and . 
was eager U) beeome hl» wife. By so do- } 
lug *h- mumt8^ts tbs Win d o st J <t ncr sex. J 
as well as toot# the love and ahaor* the* | 
pride of her lover This pokey Is also In- ] 
tended to be of use to the w>«m*n In her t 
married life-n*. should there n« rjmrrel- I 
ling, and the husband threaten o B<:ud I 
ber away, she can remind him nf how he } 
mail.- repeated profession* of Ills love and i 
urgently pressed • his’ *Ul»- before she cor* ] 
sented to feernif hi* wife,—The Wide J 
ffgrU| Msgaalne. 


ALLEN k 00. 

FIT-REFORM 

1201 OOVT. ST. 
V10T0R1A: 


wuuudlriK ahothcr. and c*ac|u>ed. 


When recaptured they ••onfeased to 
»be .rime, and stated that they had 
killed one of their accomplUVs. who 
h*id been so % badly marked in the fight 
that they feu red that the police would 
*u*'»T*d In getting oa their tracks. Tfie 
remaining seven member* *»f the gHng 
were*eyentually arrested and one of 


Prepared only by. Thorn*** Bcechai^ 
St. Helen**, lancidtire, Knglaud. 

SolJ Everywhere in Canada and U. S. 
Amcriaa- In boxes 25 rents. 


g. E Corner Yatel and Dong- 


las, Victoria, B. 0. 


th.m .llv.1 (ft ho«(iil«l. 


iaev.-r .dhUU-lve. 













VICTORIA DAILY 


The Daily Times 


doubtK-** partly due to the work going 
<m -upon- fife ’Ihui'oijgfi fares at ^reee n t. 
Surelvjhe ivymII might take acme u< - 
•ttwfc-:** e-V»:“ -;r* f 


DAMAGES.SOUGHT FOR 


hobwtgta :ui 


** * Ifllklltul 


paper coiidii(4**(| by honorable inen. let 
thi»lr ntfn Conclusion* \ 


DEATH OF WORKMAN 


To-morrow's 




INO CO.. LIMITED. 

JOHN NKLBGN. 
Managing Director. 


Mother in Scotfand Claims 
$1,000 From the 


An English newspaper »ays norm as¬ 
tonishing revelation* upon the subject 
of drinking amongst Wimien ww con- 
litififj In a report, prepared by the 
Uiief.-'.uu^tafcle u t Birmingham, and 
read ut u meeting of the city Juatlce* 
ifienlly. u *tnteq that in slxteeu .days, 
duiriug at* g|D«f \»«U’Ut‘d .oil; 

publh- house tie *a\v 2.7H3 wmorn go 4tt i»*«*ce-of-wood”from ~£he't>tagging of a 

,r, w . 1 ^**** 

jy 4«* : iCttMg- *--vrea*. Their letter was 

ih> «anfn» pwoj during certain hour* ** taet night's- council meeting 

w«re vl.lt/rt by w<«n.n. t.kln. with ,h ' cl,y ■ ol,cl, " r 11 

1 urged that the city was negligent In 

them L’.SMH young children. The chief that so me lent warning was not given 
yoj^tghla- uthled that the practice of the hla*t ^fter the first attempt had 
Inking infant* and young children to that the public were allowed 


Men’s $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes for $2.90 

100 pairs Men's Genuine Goodyenr welted 
Boots, couu 1 m velour rail with stout .salt's. 
Ml calf with stout soles, anti superior vie! 
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120 pairs Women’s First Quality Gun Metal 
l'alt Blue her Cut L*eed Boots. A new 
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ufaeture. stylish autl durable. (JO Q n 
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Phone WW 
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The Vancouver NewB-AdvitSwr a 

tow day* age waw- moved beyond mew* 

ure at t,he very thought of what was* 
a hour to h*p|*-n t*v8ir Witf-rUL Laurler. 
ft hated! to think of g~ statesman who 

admittedly had >o-.'omp1Uh*-«i -great. 


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- ' ADV^^Cfans^ RATWh * 

Jcg. advcriU lng r.»tc« *«$ , <1dag1fled pag*. 

SPECIAL AGENTS 
Ctougher, W Outer Temple. Strand. 
London. W. C. 

Special Eastern Canadian representative, 
. E. J Ouy. *1 Canada Life Building. 
Toronto. 

8ELLLNG AUI5NT8. 

Tha DAILY TIMES Is on sale at the fol- 
lowing placet in Victoria: > 
Army * Navy Cigar Store, oor. Govern- 
ment *Vd Baation. 

Gough * Cigar Store. Douglas St. 

Emory * Cigar Stand, H Government St. 
knight'■ Stationery Store. It Tate* St. 
Victoria New* Co.. Ltd., *• Yateo St. 
Victoria Book ik Stationery Co.. €1 Gov’t. 
T. N. iitbben A Cq.. » Government St. 

A. Edward*. U Yates St. . 

Hub Cigar Store. Gov’t and Trounce Alley. 
H. W. Walkir. grocet. Edqulmalt Road. 
W.Wllby. »1 Douglas «t. 

Mrs. Crook. Victoria West Poat 0»ce. 

T. Redding, LraigHower Rrt Victoria W 


Special Sale of Overcoats To-merrow 


Women’s Coat Sweaters 


New Lot Just Received 


VANCOUVER ISLAND 

SCENES ON EXHIBITION 


We van supply your Sweater wants, as we 
have jual renewed another lot. The. new 
ones are fancy knitted. Home with belta, 
aome without, iii «rey, brown, red, white 
and. green, very ni«g styles mid *J Aft 
extra good ouality. Price . . , flr. v/U 

Also another ahipment of thoae beautifully 
KoffTaneyTcnltted (’oat Sweaters that we 


MEN’S SWEATER VESTS, the «earce»t ar- 
ttele In Cauada to-day. We were fortunate, 
in procuring a lot of extra good.t|lullity 
Sweater Vesta, made of the finest pure 

wool, in plain colors, finished with eon- 
alvaas'* Airy 'S''v-ebelc'.-ne.',-, ^ 

rrtBrihg eorors They eome m plain grey, 

with navy, grey with green, grey With red, 
and red with white. They will nob last last 
-long. s.. don't delay tf- *4 >7£ 

you want one. The price . V”* ■ 0 


it.Mis of women,. 


Jjifere§fjqfl Paintinfls by, Tal¬ 


ented Artist Hanging in Al 
. exandra Club. 


Old Po*l Offlc* Cigar Star*. OoVt St 
H. Schroeder. Mcnsle* find Michigan St*. 
Mrs. Talbot Copk and Pantkrra Bta. 

Mts. tMumont, oor. Bay and Gov't St*. 
F. W. Fawcett KfeUTS Road and Dougla*. 
Mrs Marshall. Gorg* Hotel, at the Gorge 
Noll McDonald. East Bad Orocory. cor. 

Foul and Oak Bay Ava. 

W Gardiner, oor. Pandora and Cook. 

S. C. Thompson. Stanley AY*, and Cad- 
boro Bay Road. 

V L* Roy, Polar* Cigar Stor*. Oov’t 8t- 
*W Graham, $817 Dougla* near Pembroke. 
R. W. Duller* New* Stand, ftfj. Dock. 
Standard Stationery Co.. M Gov't St. 

MRS BBACMOIVTi Cor. Bay and Govt. 
The TIMES i* also on *ala at th* follow¬ 
ing plhoeo: 

Str. <’harmor ' 

Str. Prince** Royai. 

Str. Prince** Victoria. 

8 8. Whatcom. * 

E A S. Tram* " 


Nobel prixe for Literature I* to be 
a warded to Algernon Charles Swln-i 
burn*. Thii* the recognition which 
wo* denied thin true poet In bis own 
countrjf^wllt come from a foreign land. 

When Tennyson died, sixteen year* 
ago, Swinburne »•»» hi* natural suc- 
idonor In the office ,»f poet laureate. 
Cert if Inly no other British poet wu« so 
worthy of the laurel crown. But the 
republican sentiments which he hud 
advanced .In some of hi* political poems 
and also, probably, the unwholesome 
mi, min of some ’of hi* earlier vers*, 
prejudiced the Que« ti against him. 
und the office which had been honored 
by th«. names of Jol\niMin and l>rydep. 
Southey. Wordsworth and Tertnynon. 
W«* bestowed ufwn ^rihe present 
laureate, a gentleman of Intent but 


waived. I Vice 


Mr*. Danlelc* paintings, which, are 
on view thi* afternoon In the room* of 
thg Alexander Chib, will be left hang¬ 
ing until Monday in order to give any 
.one who la Interested In art for art’* 
sake an opportunity of seeing them. 

Mrs. Danieles has for some time past 
hern making her home In Victoria. a!-» 
though oil* I* hy birth an English¬ 
woman and a pupil of the Royal Acad¬ 
emy of Kngiund She has llkesrtMe 
studied under Watts, Mtllalr, Leighton. 
Alma Tadema and many otlter*. 

While at the academy »he made a 
special study of portarlt work, and ha* 
painted portrait* for many of the 
member* of well known families tn 
among h. N Ing the 

Dukes of Rl4 hm<md and Gordon, Dei- 
onMhlre and Wellington. 

8in.« coming t.» Victoria Mr*. Dan¬ 
iel* has turned h#r attention to por¬ 
traying (he face of nature with a larg¬ 
er brush, and among her pictures now 
on view are noma very cleverly execut¬ 
ed bits of local ami island m-enery. aa 
well as portrait* In (mstel of well 
known Victorian*. 


ence* 


that particular oiu 


It was not altogether the. criticism of 
that active frh nd of this city. Premier 
McBride, who charged tl^at Templetnan 
had “done nothing for Vlrttnda. 1, 
future events will show. It was the 
■opposition 1 CffHT T P wh o were the real 
sufferer* by the “withering bln*ts.“ Th»* 
only real critic left Is Mr. Foster. The 
opposition would ha\a.blessed the day 
had, he also fallen by the wayside. But 


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blue grey, heavy weight. English make, 
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elbows and drawers double scats and 
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tba realty icier.-Ulus part of tfie Naw<- 


Advertiser's p*»*t-election comment I* 


Seattle—A<ihe No#* Co 

Nanifmo— Nanaimo Book A Mualc Co. 

Pope Stationery Co. •Flrot avonue. 
Vancouver-NOrman Capla A Co., S87 
Granville 8treeu 

New W*#tmlrt*ter—J. J McKay. 

Da wren-Bennett New* Qo. 

White Hare*. Y. T.—Bennett New* Co. 
Portland. Ore rQregon News r ° • 1<7 


th« lolloping tribute to the Liberal 
Premlor: “But all Canadian* now ac¬ 
knowledge that Sir Wilfrid U* » great 
personality, a plctureaque figure, al¬ 
most paUtotlc In these later day*; on* 
of whom his countrymen are proud a* 
a fln« specimen of the statesman and 
public mun whore abilities find useful 
ft tope and opportunity Hi the eerfic^ of 


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. shirt .... *2.25 

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Each shirt is made with a sateen collar 
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extremely comfortable, at . *3-50 

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sanitary wool fleece lined shirts and draw¬ 
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nil wool.- elastic ribbed, shirts dotltde 
breasted, drawers reinforced, per gar¬ 
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CANAtlA S NATURAL WEAPON, 


' (Montieutyttar) 

Mf.. R Klplins. author of "Our Lady I 
th* 8now*.“ will l*»- |ii*-aNcil tn take j 
not* of the fact that our .national w«a- 
pnn continue* to b*> the lawn mower 


A DEOENKRATE. 


RUMORED PLOT TO 


AN t• NACUEPTED ‘CtlANCF. 


In M.solay', tsaue of the Unionist 
th* . following editorial paragraph, 
wer* primed "Ask >o»r*elf this 
•Igeetton: Whal would pleas* the Jap¬ 
anese government heat, the election uf 
g: Templeman or the election- of *r. 
♦aroaadAnd- vote accordingly. * 
D .1 not t' r the Japanese a chance to 
shout Bunsul! lo-nlght. ' lu the Times 
test eVentlfrXhe following comment, 
which wg submit wa, perfectly legltl- 


A (IRBAT CANADIAN. 


DETHRONE SULTAN 


tTorontn star > 

Mr tGuorp Ham. of th* C.'P. R.. wa* 
presented with a cnpp«>r-colored «iav«* 
by an explorer th* other day. Inatead 
of 4t*ptayinjr hi* -usual prerenre of | 
mind Hful utilising the *l*vi> a* n I 
»Iceping car porter. Mr Ham carelessly ! 
gav* hlin back. 


Thr death of Hon. Thoms* Clrem- 
whlrh <K’curred with startling 


wax, 

>u.M*nne** at Ottawa ihi* nw»mlng. re¬ 
move* from the public lift* of Canada 
who wa* fur a gruai many year* 
a most cotCTpiruou* ffgure. Born In 
Nfw-eTIHy: tle- 


MKN'S I'NDKRWKAR. h«*avy Auatruban 
iHtnhu' wool fhirtu ami draworn. ahirt dou¬ 
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MEN’S HEAVY UNDERWEAR, striped 
Wttpl mixture. eivui tve,ighl. also plain list- 
lambs' wool sbirt* iml'drawers. shirt dnii- 
hle-breasted. Per garment. !KV uud. 75«“ 


Young Turks Suspicious of His 
Connection With Tewfik 
Pasha. 


WIJaL SWING THK BIG 8TIOK. 


England. Mr. Orrenway 
v.Mt.pc.1 into an enthusiastic Canadian. 
Commencing his carrer in Ontario, th* 
hirx Of the Went apredlly fall ugon him. 


(Hamilton Spectator.) 
President Roo*ev*lt will he<«»me an 
editor. He tnual !*• looking for a change 


Pari*. Oct. 30.—Special dispatches 
from dmyrnu my that the Young 
Turk*. b*U«*ving lluri the Sultan ha* a 


Although jila ardent ahOcTpaUftn* &' 


made' upon The foregoing dei 


the foreign minister, have decide! to 


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reputable and conteinptlbl* attempt to 
make the elector* of Victoria believe 
that the Minister of Inland Revenue 
mill the Liberal government were fav¬ 
orable to Japan*** Immigration Into 
this brovtpMt: "A specially manulac- 
tured dispatch to the t’olonlat say* 
there wa* a terrible depression In 
Japan when th* n*w* of Mr. Barnard'* 
daobad over the cable." 
I, copaclou* of lie own 
rise* In wrath and oays U can- 
bow any ncMppapar 
would print 
a statement *o absolutely untrue. We 


dethrone him and replace him by hi* 
/on, Salonka troops wilt be rent to 
overawe th* Albanian guard and fan¬ 
atic reaction*!”!**. 

Bulgaria's Assurance* 

Hoffs. ^Bulgaria. Oct. 30. -The Bul¬ 
garian government In reply to a note 
recently presented by Great Britain. 
France and Russia, requesting Bul¬ 
garia to give hMuranees of abstention 
from mobilisation pending the 'pro¬ 
posed International eongree*. under¬ 
takes not to call out fresh reserve* nr 
adopt any measure* that might dU- 
(yb tha peace . 


Immediately realised, although many 
y*r* paared after the ftrit great Win¬ 
nipeg boom before th*- province of 
Manitoba und the Nwrtbweet Terrl- 
lorle* gave promise of becoming the 
wheat-prqdtyping regions of the Em¬ 
pire and eventually **f the w«irld, Mr. 
Oreenway * faith nev»-r faltered for a 
moment. He entered public life. c«n- 


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OETTINO 


Tit U»k* Edltar -A rew daye since all 
BrIUsh Columbia waa dlrectrd by the 
Colonial to g«t down to work «» t h«* e|rc- 
tlon* were «iver in fact, to bury the 
hatchet. But how la thl* for those solemn 
rite*? and tn rime of peace, ton. “The 
Colonist I* not so foolish a* iq wtaU to 
have the Time* give it* a**ieuncr In any¬ 
thing that l* worthy of arc oftipll*hment." 
la tin* *currilqigC .:QiLla U ahead of the 
hr*** of iMi) In tact, refinement and c-ul- 


v let or) was 
The 
\ Irtue. 

iw*t understand 
professing respectability 


DAVID SPENCER, LTD 


HI8 MAJESTY ALL RIOHT. 


meekly »-kouwl-rt«e that I In- «lle««J 


dlepatvh which hae eroueed ,uch de»p 


which ha* resulted In such an Im 


no truth in the rumor that King Ed- 
ward-dun* bwn injured. He I* dining to¬ 
night with Blr Ernest Cassell. 


men*e Increase lu the [Miputatidn of the 
piulrle proviAcm. .and. incidentally In 
creating the prosperity which ha* 


St. Alice Mineral Water 

From the Hot Springs of Harrison 


not appear In the Colonist, that the 
Jej*anc«e government never heard of 
Harry Barnard and that h* 1* never 
like!jrto create such a stir Ip the |k» r 
mi. hi worjd tkdi the JepeinMi gov- 
ernment erer will hear of him. and 
that the comment was merely intended 
a* a "skit” upon (he appeal, “Do not 
SiY* ..the Japanese a chance to whout 
Bun a** I to-night." 

But we do not exculpate the Tolonlet 
frtun th* charge of deliberately, dis¬ 
honestly. meanly and maliciously man¬ 
ufacturing dlspaK^ies* fo^ the ^lirpose 
of knlffng a politLal opponent, from 
adopting tactics In the late election 


THK FIOHTING AOF.P 


liecn so conspicuous a Jcature of the 


Laurler regime. Mr. Greenway wa n 


CITY MOLIOITOR8 OPINION. 


Compulsory Service In Australia- 
Drastic Penalties for Those 
Who Shirk, v 


recently appointed a member ( of the 


Dominion Railway Commission, his 
knowledge of cojidltlohi In the North- 
west, where the problem of transpfirta- 
«lo*i miuI of the relations between rsU- 
wayw andghlppere 1 * no acute,'eminently 
•in • lifylng him for the po*t. But hi* 
health of tat* Imd not been robust, and 
ho passed sway practically at the post 
of public duty after » career honorable 
to himself and of unquestioned value 
to Cnimdu. Mr Greenway wa* one of 
the ."makers -of <”imada." HU name 
will be n««oclatcd In the hUtory of the 


on imprcssloa which may i* H utbered 


IN SYPHONS AND BOTTLES 


Military service I* t« be made com¬ 
pulsory In Australia. In the House of 
Representative* Mr. KWlnff, MtnUtci 
for Defeats, moved the eecand reading 
of (he Defence bill Th* time of the 
act’s coming Into operation ho* not yet 


meeting. Mr Munn I* stated to have ex- 
pressed thr opinion that th*- remedy of 
lb*» rity "in tiu: present shortage Is to 
jfnter info competition with th? tuiupinr " 
Thl* I* quite erroneous The rouncll were 
merely reminded that Mr W. J. Taylor. 
K. C**.. hail before the executive council 
pointed out that the city hail a remedy by 
operNtina it competition plant or Inviting 
competition. In us much ns the frnnrhlsu 
to the • ompaay l* expressed, to be not a 
sole and exclusive franchiser 

MAHON > MANN^ 
City goilcilor*. 


THORPE & CO., LTD 


km flxed.' The bin prescribes that all 


Oa*s IV.—Married men between S8 
and 46. 

C|pJ<* V All men hetwean 46 and CO. 

The existing militia and volunteer 
establishment* are retainedr and the 
bill give* th* government power to 
rolgfi qndjmoimoBi m permansnt force 
of Held artj{l*ry Mr. K«1ng, W “T1W 
epe«eh Introducing the bill, said th* 
easence of the matter was "Had the 
voluntary system suuce^^dcd or can It 
succeed?" Of the *00.000 adult* In 
.Australia wlLhln lhe ffgtiling ago* un¬ 
der 20.000 had enrolled in the Defence 
force. Every commandant In Austra¬ 


lia* male Inhabitant* of Australia, un-* 
|e*x specially exempted- who have re¬ 
sided for six month* In Australia, are 
British subject*, are liable to be train¬ 
ed from the age of 13 to IS a* cadeta, 
and from 10 to 34 In the Defence Force, 

The prescribed peace training ix-Yor 
cadets, S3 attendance* of one hour each, 
and four whole days* attendance 
year|y. 

For the Defence Force. In the ffrat 
three year* IS days' attendance, and tn 
tha lost five years seven day a yearly. 

For the tfnvaf Force*, the artillery 
hnd engineers. In the first 'five years 28 
<t«r* yearly and In the last three 
year*^seven days yearly. 

The act does not apply to those over 
1$ at the time of Its coming Into forte. 
At the termination of the annual train¬ 
ing member* *8111 he c1n**lfled a*'ef¬ 
ficient or n»8i-pfflclent. If the latter, 
they will be required to attend an ad¬ 
ditional training yearly until they are 
kftrteni A r^n «it> of isoo will be In¬ 
flicted on any employer either prevents 
Ing an employee from serving, or re- 
dii^Thg flip wage* or dismissing him In 
consoquance of his military «ervlce. 
Any one falling to comply with the act 
will ha ineligible for employment In the 
C mnnMf^wi*iilth aervlfo. and w in he dla, 
qualtffed from v*>lfng or. receiving an 
old uga pension. The act provide* fn 
war time fnr the tailing out, In addi¬ 
tion to the active forces, of reserves In 
rotation, as fallows: 

Clas* 1.—t T nmar^led men between 18 

• it.i 

Clas* II.—-Unmafrled men between 36 

and 46. 

Clas* III.--Married men between 18 
And 36 „ 


Walter S. Fraser&Co 

Limited. ___ 


wiUR t ry wUl> 4h«* of piixoise, 


pf it = Sft|*Si'ft'Wf»liiThi under “Hi 
present management We say It 
not only manufactured dispatches 
but that it garbled a speech of the 
Prime MlntMter of Canada, put word* 
’|V tTie^■'nmutK^oT'Mr. W. T’. R Presttin 
Which he never uttered, arul made 
statements in regard to the anifad# of 
the Minister of Inland Revenue which 
were absolutely and unqualifiedly un¬ 
true. The Colonist said Mr. Preston as 
i-ommi«*t<»o«>r of Immigration to Japan 
vlbs openly advocating Oriental lnrml- 
gratlon to ’this country, Its charge 
wa* based” upon an article written by 
th Coinmlaaioner of Trade and Conh 
c to Japan wlik*b qptyaq r sd m t he 
utal Review. 


Northwest. 


-IMPORTERS O F" 

Iron, Steel, Pipe^ Fit 


.MR RARNARD’K NMAI.L MAJORITY 

To th** Editor—It hi amusing to think 
of tin- audacity of the editor of the Colo¬ 
nist. after deluding th* «impl«-minded 
"UoK.r* t.. nat-$4««4*ria <m-«be "ho*,“ to 
a*k you. sir. t# promiss the ’loslstance 
of the Liberal* io help Mr. Barnard In 
working for Victoria. I think you may 
safely, promise lo .do »* much In pereuad 
Ing the leibernl* of the Dominion House 
of Common* to do something for Victoria 
mb the edftnr o/ the Colonist hu* done to 
persusde the Cooservatlv* Prsmi, r and 
hla coirengua* of the |o< rI House to do 
for Victoria. No. *lr; let them take tha 
Conservative medicine as meted out to 
the Liberal ronatltuencte* of British Col¬ 
umbia. 

If Mr Barnard Is Hlncere In bis desire 
to help Vti-toris. How that he realise* the 
helpless pn«ttIon the deluded elector* havV 
plowed him In by *ueh a *nmll majority, 
hs would gfarefully resign the seat with¬ 
out further trouble and allow Victoria to 
come to her own by retaining her cabinet 
minister, who would be In a position to 
obtain nil-those good things Mr. Barnard 
is desirous of giving to Victoria 

W B. C. 


China Is the last of tlm Independent 
nations of the World to receive th*- 
gjeut American Armada and tell It 
ttiat it b*ats creathtn." 


ting’s stnd General 


Tlie rain will he cordially welcome*) 
by different people in Victoria for dif¬ 
ferent reason*. If (h> windows «rf 
heavon were to be kept open for wWk* 
and the water to cnige down upon us 
In *hre*tw. We dn nm think any com¬ 
plaint would he hi>ard frqm, tfie nmo- 
agement of th« tramway •!»»inp«ny or 
fi**n the magnate* of the Esquimau 
Water Work* Company. Neither would 
the people who placed their'fblth In 
the electric light, and now have i» 
grope around In llie inmmtng enshrmid- 
wd In darkn*** because %ie wfre* are 
dead, grieve deeply If a prolonged 
downpour sluoiid cause temporary In¬ 
convenience «»f annther kind. But mem- 


system had failed. Hence the measure 
before the House. Under the bill, the 
Commonwealth would get 83.000 men 
it 1100,000 more than they were 
now paying. The government wae not 
oupoAcd to giving payment In the form 
•d^wage* In concluding hi* *pcech 
Mr. Ewing said that the main duty of 
the British navy wap to protect the 
heart of the Empire In time of trouble, 
and Australia ought to be kble to say 
to GWht Britain: "We have a National 
Guard of *00 000 trained men. which will 
enable u* to keep Inviolate our Island, 
continent while you do bigger work 
with the navy." 


Telephone 3 


Victoria, fi. C 


Wharf Street 


We say Mr,' Prea- 
n this article did not u*g on* word 
ch any politician, unless he were 
. untruthful as the Father of Lies, 
could have construed aa advocating Jap¬ 
anese’ Immigration to Canada nr-im¬ 
plying (hat he hml any power or' Mu¬ 
rrain 


ham. Ctubnpgfne, hoeh ,'' «nd fisret 
cups were available, though Iced coffee 
wa* iq*>st. In demand. 

Th# Lord Chancellor'* breakfast, 
whlcji ,s *uten standing. Is^in Imitl-, 
tution which g«»ee back to the days of 
Lord Brougham. For the t«*t forty 
year- It bus been held In ttye House of 
leord*. but at an earlier date It was 
given In th*- Lord Chancellor's resi¬ 
dence. , 

K I* a retie'of the times when break- 
f»*r was a nreat social function. In 
the eartp years of the nineteenth cen¬ 


tury the breakfnet* or the poet Rogers 
were fa mops as the eendeavou* of ai|g 

and literary personamiea. Many 
other great men &f that period had 
whai may .be termed the breakfast 
habit. Thun Mr. ^Gladstone was a 
regular giver of breakfksU and a con* 
slant attendant at them when given 
by other*. *' \ ' ' 


BUR VIVA I- 


Thr usual breakfast at the o(venlrtg i 
of the legal term was given by the j 
Lord Chancellor In the Hoiirit of Lpede] 
tn about 3tN) guest* recently, say* a. 1 
Lnulon exchange ■ • •_ . I 

A great array of every kind of w*nd-1 
wlch loaded the table, but the dl»h j 
«nn*t In •vfonrtS*, *r*« ehlcken aqd t 


ihorlty from the Laurler govern- 
nmai to dlrrirt Immigration t.. Britikh 
t’oiumblu Th# Colonist, know* that 


—lion. William Templcmnn has re¬ 
ceived from Blr Wilfrid Laurler u mes. 
sage voicing Iji* regret at th. ruautl 
of the election fn VfNmia and express¬ 
ing the hope that the recount may re¬ 
sot* tn the- reversing j of |he decision 
and the return of Mr T»-miff-man. 


their eye* **peu. w»J| notice that the 


rqlu ha* left ftne *trri*t crossing* In 
terrible condition. -Wbrse than they 
ever were in*Tor. some «»m* Informs 
the Times Thl* state of affair* is 


British India ha* *4.912 mile* of tele¬ 
graph and cable wires, whh-h sre worked 
SI a varv *<mmJ *r*UL 












W.B.SMITH. 

fURHIAl DIRECTOR 
,A EMBALMER 


• ivtuuA uailT TIME8. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1908. 


fTJtlTLlNE^ PLAN'S FOR 


ferrated Emulsion 
of Cod Liver 


We Have the Follow¬ 
ing Houses to Rent: 

THIRD STREET 


ESSAY COMPETITION 


not complete If you do not have plenty of good thing* to eat. 
all the necessary requisites that go to make a successful 'party. 
NEW LATER RAISINS. per lb...,_ .... ... ...Mu 

. , NEW MIXED HUT*, per lb ..... . . ..... 


Rev. E. W. Matthews Submits 
Proposal to Minister of 
Education. 


HO CHE. 


SEW LAY Ell new. prr Ih . . 

‘■'NK. BIO. JUICY Al’PIJiH. « |b» for.. 

HOST KAIL TO HEK MY WI.MKIW DISFUAY 


fie 

third street 

HOl!HE. f) moms, mfyvr con* 

*18 


Reel ion 


Duurig the change of oeaaon, hi 
the raluy weather, the *jstem 1* 
gmeraHy weak and flWft pr*»t»te 


With its topaz-like «R E 

dearness and aromatic fnig^ince— a cut 
of Chase & Sanhom'C Coffee hertdi 
: out a promise of delicious ness that 
h is more than fulfilled in the 
drinking. 

For unqualified perfection in ^ 
cofFee, be sure to order Chase 6c 
Sanborn’s. 


Carne s Up-to-date Grocery 

Seat to 0. P. R. Office. Phone 986.' Oor'Rbrt ahd Govt. St*. 


i Hev. K, W Matthews, iM-.retnry of 
f the P r it l e b '--frmd ■ W ore4g w »**•’■ *»- 

f rJety, t hi, rutting Canada for tilt? pur* 

p«»ee of placing competition shields 
made of the copper taken from the hull 
of Lord Nelson's flagship Victory in 
oil the schools of the Dwwln l o a. 1 This 
1 morning Mr. Matthews culled on the 
I minister of education and laid the 
. plans before the department. The ln- 
■*-ta**»Mon is that competitive essays shull 
j be. written on subjects of a patriotic 
I character by the students of th^-jpC*- 
; ferent local Institutions, and the wln- 

I nurs to have their names Inscribed on 
the trophies. 

Mr. Matthews explained this morning 
j that It whs tin* desire of .the society 
which he re presents to place the shields 
iu lliu ho*4», and that 1L LunjL .tot * h 

I made |Ms*slble only through the ns- 
» *i*tan«e of Lord Strath* <ma. The fnl- 
I lowing .Inscription is to be placed on 
• each shield: 




UHty. In t»*le splendid 
atlbn you get a food as Well a* 
a bracing tonic. Remember, It 
Ik not necessary to Ua sIcIlI*- 
fore you take medicine, for If 
you uie to enjoy life your »>.*$> 
must be tilled with strength and 
vigor. This grand remedy will 
Increase weight and make you 
Strong and hearty. Per bot¬ 
tle. 11. 


L.U, CONYERS & CO. 


IS VIEW STREET. 
Fire Insurance Written. 
Money to Loan., 


Hallowe’en 

To-moppow 


To Shrewd Buyers 


We claim the attention of those 
who know good clothes and good 
■tyle; the shrewder the buyer the 
better we like It. We have, as you 
know. Rtyliah Suits and Overcoats 
Of all aorta, with every bit of 'ex¬ 
travagance taken out of prtce. 

ALL wool KNC 3 LI 8 H GRAVEN- 

»TTK OVEROOATb from.$13 

VI I Until. TWtKDa ASu \ou*i- 
Kns hi many styles $13 to 340 


When Tandy will play a prond- 
M nt I'.trt Ui t)l« eVoninc'a enjoy¬ 
ment. We have everything here 
yuu'll need In 


W. & J. WILSON 


GANDY AND 
CHOCOLATE 


THH BTRONOI 


AT RIGHT PRICES 


A™<» ULOVI 


Raincoats 


TGMPTINGLYPRIGEO 


the tnuHt whj»lesott.to confection- 


pf Albany to 


FINCH* FINCH 


ery you can purchase. 


All the laudhmlw In tin* 
Hty WHO CARE TO HAVE 


New Five^Roomed 


*22 50, *25 and *27. 

Thrao lim s m ipfdal value 
h'iiiI every iimn nlioul.l pru- 
tect himself when the -pried 
«f the tcnrinent is no low and 
the quality so hi till. 

Burberry'« -'Slip-On" Gab¬ 
ardine Raincoats, perfectly 
waterproof, always liraTfh. 
flil to wear. Priees *18 up. 
Burberry's Gabardine Shoot¬ 
ing Coats w ith detachable 
name pockets; Walking 
llfew-h™ to match; wea- 
tber-prooi; equal to oil- 


BATTEns 

HOT GOVUUHm ST. 


IT KNOWN 


COTTAGE 


TRY OUR TEA ROOM 


To peattle 36c. 88. Whatcom dally 


WITH-ALL 

MODERN rO.VVKNXENCK8 

NEAR DALLAS ROAD 


except Thursday, at i p. m, 


GOOD CUP OF 
TEA OR COFFEE 


Large new shipment of blankets 
I edmfortara, all specialty lo\k 


PRICE $2,200 


Rev. Mr. Mutllgws bHngs with him 
a moniehtn <»f the sot lety f<»r presenta¬ 
tion to_ Premier McFlrlde. and will 
wait on the premier on Monday m<*n- 
Ing wltlr the gift. The inomen to lg in 
recognition of the premier's act in 
opening the Sailors' Home at Van¬ 
couver last vttek. Mr Matthew* this 
morning said be thought the time had 
arrived when Victor!* should have a 
sallows' home worthy of the port In 
Xee-Jark Mr. Matthews was present 
at the ‘opening of oue of the largest 
and best equipped seamen’s Institutes 
in the world, constructed at a cost t*f 


ANY REASON ABLE TERMS 


$11.60 blankets. $3.39 and up to $12.H> 
a palr>-Robinson's Cash Store. 643 
Yates street. • 


EMPRESS 

CONFECTIONERY 


APPLY 


Local News; 


—The Pllmley Bicycle Company nre 
now engaged In moving from their old 
premises. nppo*tte the post office.' to 
new quarter* in the Mahon handing, 
formerly occupied by the Ogllvle Hard¬ 
ware Company. 


1335 GOVERNMENT STREET 

Phone A173S. Next Goodaere'a 


xkms. 


— Umbrella Handles. Choice 
stock; Waite* Bma. 


Wo HIV M»le AgpIlU Alii! 

carry h full fine of the fa- 
nioua Burberry 


(’omplalnts have been mads of a 


ACCIDENTAL DEATH 

IS VERDICT GIVEN 


hole in the road Juat at the end of th*? 
Unrigflower bridge. The bridge was 
recently rebuilt and the filling at the 
<Jorge end has sunk.. Several people 
driving that- way have had narrow es¬ 
capes from being upset. * 


—If you want to buy. sell or ex¬ 
change anything, call at Brown’s Auc- 
Mon Mairt. 742 Fort street. * 


Umbrellas 


THE SIGN 
OF GOOD BEER 


of Mrs. Russell Sage, who at a lunch 
given Mr. Matthews there over a year 
ago promised $tt$^$i# to the project. 
The tartan* •> had been made up by sub- 
*<rlf*t|nns. He will leave Victoria next 
Monday afternoon after having made 
the presentation to the premier, and 
will return to England by way aif 
Rastern t'anada, visiting several of the 
provinces en route. It is expected he 
will deliver addresses at the Toronto 
and McGill universities. 


A iqili-mlM rnnire. wi-ll illus- 
tratine good stylo ami good 


Coroner’s Jury Considered Cir 
' cumstances Surrounding 
Shooting of T. Griffiths. 


p#m*r efHeo -phone ■«#. 


Wherever you s<-*- the iiamc 


“* —TRe funeral of the k# Mrv. D. Me- 
Dougall will take place to-morrow- 
morning at H il o'clock from her moth¬ 
er's residence. • North Park street, and 
later at 9 o'clock from the Roman 
C&thollr cathedral, where high mass 
will be conducted. 


found dekd at $17 Yates street for 
movIuv and storing pianos and furni¬ 
ture. Twenty years experience and 
drive our own trucks. Taylor Alexan¬ 
der Bros, it Monteru. • 


“Lemp” you kiiow you can 
get the beat fflaxM of Beer any 
man can buy anywhere. The 
name is worth noting—worth 
looking for—bn’t itT It is 

.. j _il * » 


service*, i on want one for the 
rainy season ; now is your op- 
'portunity. 

PRICES *1. *1 25. *1.B0, *2, 
’ *2.25, *2.50, *3 to *12 


Special price on heavy hark slab 


Th • Jury which yesterday afternoon 
heard evidence regarding the death .»f 
Thomas Griffiths, proprietor of the 8t. 
George's hotel. Esqulmalt road, found 
that It was accidental. Tlie Jurors were 
MiNon Keith (foreman), Joseph Ren- 
ouf. J. Baird. R. Janon. Alefc. Peden 
and J. Black. 

From the evidence given by Mrs. 


worth while knowing where 
ymi enn get a rrnlly enjoy¬ 
able bottle of I leer, whenever 
you want a go<Hl drink. Thai's 
what yon get in 


wood, cut 13 inches for heating stove*. 




FLYING MACHINE 


NOTICE 


BEING BUILT HERE 


From to-day the extra ten 


Local Aeronaut Expects to 


Orlfflih* and Sergeant Carson It seem: 


minute, iervi«* on Oak Bay 


ilgna In arlLfldmi flu wars at Phillips 


Have it Ready for Trial in 


and the twentj minute s**r 
v ie r ini IhrOoTR trill Be 


bar Griffiths accidentally struck the 
trigger or a Martin rifle whk’h was 
standing m a corner with the broom. 
The condition of things and the place 
When* the bullet lodged after passing 
through his brad all potnLto that ns 
being the explanation. Mrs. Griffiths 
said her husband had no reasons, finan¬ 
cial or otherwise, for taking hts own 
life. Yesterday morning he whs In «•*- 


Six Weeks. 


HANBURY’S 

MOTHER’S 

BREAD 


HAVE YOU HEARD 

THE NEW EDISON 


pni*r »r* betas ihown at o. H. Tit. 


temporarily discontinued. It 


C«fe nr at your Club.-- Fnr 
home use order from your 
regular dealer. Proper mater¬ 
ials. proper brewing, proper 
ageing all help to make this 
Beer what it is. TIIK BEST 


will also be necessary to 
shut down the electric light¬ 
ing service in all residential 
districts at 11 p. in . and we 


Professor Frank Sylvan, ths aeronaut 
who mude th* csrrnt* »it the show Iasi 
Hrpicmbcr. Is now engag'd on the con¬ 
struction of a flying machine which hr 
hopes to have complet'd by the end of six 
weeks, when a trlxl will he made In the 
neighborhood of Victoria. 

Talking of hts Invention this morning. 
Syh to said the new machine would be 
forty-five feet from Up of wing to wing 
when spread, six and a half feet across 
the plan** and thirty-five fret |n length 
from, nose to the md nf the rudder The 
planes sre being math* of aluminum cov¬ 
ered with rubber-varnished *tlk. while the 


—C. II. Ttte A m., for pulnti, oils, 
varnlshe*. brushes, etc., 632 Yates St. • 


AMBEROL 

RECORDS 


^ lien! health, absolutely sober and 


fear that it may be neeesaary 


bottlkd bekk on the 

MARKET TO-DAY. 


—Have your furnace cleaned and put 
in good running shape for winter by 


gave no indication of being likely to 
commit suicide. 


Is a High-Class 
Family Bread 
Try It 


to cat off the basin egg cir- 


some r«r you xt xny time. 

We can fit the naw four-minute 
attachment to Edison machines. 
Repairs of all kinds a specialty. 


cult* at 1 o’clock a. m. We 


Metal Wo'rke. 90 View etreet. Tel. 1779. 


PANTAUKH THEATRE. 


confidently expect that- very 
shortly the full aerviee. both 
lighting and railway, will 


l*xte Ogllvle Hardware Co. 


Being Presented This 
r rek. 


Sole Distributors for B. ( 
Cor. Fort ami Wharf S(«. 


—THIS IS TUB LAST WFKK for 

reduced prices at the 8kenc I*owt* stu¬ 
dio. Corona portraits finished in f«M- 


uiotiva power will be assollio*. The ma- 


Bleasdalefc White 


chlhc-will be bftod witbont the I Of 


4 *guiu be in opttratiuu. 


Victoria 


everything the latest and best. 


and wing dance on roller skal’-s at the 


wheels, depending on its own weight, and 
will he bulft on runners. 

Sylvan has now been engaged In the 
work fnr some six months and has his 
Ideas worked out fairly completely, so 
that the parts are now ready for putting 
together, after whirh B trial fly will be 
made. The principal followed by* the In¬ 
ventor to the bird flight, which He haa 
studied. Ills experience of aerial flights 
have uldod hjm in his invention also. 


tu.5$ per doxen. These pictures are 
reduced from 17.60. and will again be 
f 7 oo on Nov. I. Bit In the morning 

U possible. • 


Pantages theatre this week that aliould 
he interesting to all skaters. Rydsr’s 
monk•-. • -ra •!« ig .. rnagifsi .- 
amusement for tits children. The Bwlek- 
axds with their comedy singing, and L» 
Petite Laiirie In her graceful contortion 
act* pUass evarybody. The iliwatrored 
s<»ng. “Bumnnrtlme." with the entire 
audience singing the chorus, and one of 
the most artistic as weH as expressive 
subjects the hiograph has yet produced. 
’’Tile Woman Whd GambTes.” all g/* to 
make a very entertaining program***. 


907 GOVERNMENT ST. - 

Role Agents for th« Celebrated 
Gourtay Piano and Angelus Playsr 


B. C ELECTRIC RY CO 


—Do not forget that you can get an 
express or truck nt any houT you mav 
wIsh. Always keep your checks until 
you have seen us. *s we will save you 
the 16c on each trunk you have tor pay 
\< baggage agents on trains and boats. 


—To Beattie Sic. *48. Whatcom daily 
except Thureday. at t p.m. 


ATLANTIC CAFE 


PBNNINOTON * WOODWARD. 

Cor. Esquimalt Road and 


JOUNaON 8T.. COR. BROAD. 


-The usual weekly pracll.f thi 

church 


•—The funeral of the late Jesse Carl¬ 
ton Hedley took place yesterday after¬ 
noon at 2.36 nV-qU-k fh»m the chapel of 


Merchant*' Lunch xnd Dinner 25c 

Exclusive White Union Labor In Ail 
Deoartments. 


We will check your hojrgage from your 


It. Andrew's Presbyterian 
•hoir will not be held this evening. 


hotel or residence, also store It. See us 
before you make your arrangements. 
We guarantee to satisfy everyone on 
price and the way Ore handle your 
goods. We consider It a favor If you 
will report any overcharges or Incivil¬ 
ity on part of our help. 

Pacific Transfer Company. 

Phone 24$. 50 Fprt Rt. 


Anti-Combine Grocers 

Hours 7.M a. m. to 11 g. a. 


Open Day and Night. 


the B. C*. Funeral Furnishing t*om- 
RaPYi. where an impressive service “was 
MMdttctcd bv Rat T W «;iodstone. 
There was a large attendance of 
friends and many flowers were senL 
The following acted ns pallbearers: 8. 
Lawson. S. Helm sen. H. Vye, L. Lnw- 
son, H, Johnson and-F. Brynjolfson. 


—On axhibition .it th.* Tourist $qsn 
rOoins are g number of lino 
l.'.gan berries which have just ripened 
in the ganlen of C, _A. Flumerfelt, 
1’emberton road. 


Prompt Service. Courteous Treatment. 


—F. Blworthy. secretary of the board 
of trade, has received a copy of the 
annual re|»ort of the Newcastle Cham¬ 
ber of Commerce, frofn J. 8. Larke, 
the Canadian trade commissioner to. 
Australia. It Includes the details of 
the new Australian tariff, and any por¬ 
tion or merchant who may jirlsh to con¬ 
sult It will find It at their dt a po snl al 
any time by making application at the 


GRAND CAFE 


VICTORIA FIRE ALARMS 


fn connection with IMPERIAL HOTEL 
Under New Management 

BUSINESS MEN S LUNCH 
AND DINNER 20c 

- Jjtfic Air* Utalm Room. 


THE MARYLAND 

FOR APPETIZING MEALS 


S-Btrdcage Walk and Superior 81. 


- Far West lodge. No. I. K. of P., has 
arranged to hold monthly aocbtls at 
their ball during tha winter, the flrei 
nt the aeries being •« ihts evening, A 


A ppcttgtng Meals. 


7—Montreal And Kingston Hts. 
g^Montreal and 8lmroe Sis. 

3—Ontario and Dallas road. 

12-Avalon road and Phoenix Pit' 
1$--Victoria Chemical' Works. 

14—Vancouver afld Burdette Sts. 


It M. HORS'! 


NOW IN STOCK 


board of trade. 


Knights. 


NO. 1 NPT COAL, dry 

. .S6.50 

- For -tke Rang* - 

SACK LUMP AND LARGE 


-The weekly prayer meeting of thu 
First Presbyterian church was «m- 
d'c ti ll lust evening by th*- Christian 
Kndenvor Boi-lety, and was largely at¬ 
tended. Mr. Warrick acted hs * luflr- 
nmn. The subject fdr tfie evening’wn** 
•'Foreign Mission*,” on which « num¬ 
ber spoke briefly and very Interesting- 


“Just 

Someone 


a Specialty 


R—Dougta* and Humtvdtfft ms. 


RcfM'rvrd Seat* for Families. 


15— Humboldt and Rupert Hts. 

17—t'ook and Fairfield road. 

?t—Tates and Broad Hts 

23— Fort and Government Sts. 

24 — Yates and Wharf Hts, 

ZSt-Jolmspn ap* Government Six. 

26- Victoria [Theatre. Dougin* Ht 

27— Headquarters Fire Dept . Cormorant St 
J$—gpefK'er't Arcade 

31-Vtewr and Blanchard Hts. 

12— Fort and Quadra .Jha. 

It— Cook and Yatea Hts. 

34—Ht. CharleS'Bl. and'flockland Ave. 

16— fadhoro Bay road and Htanlry Ave. 
Ig-Cadhoro Bay road*and Oak Hay Ate. 
IT—Cadhore Bay and Richmond roada. 

M' North Pembroke and Hhakespeare Six. 

41- Quadra and Pandora Hta 

42- Chstham and Blan.Jiapd gta. 

43- Chatham and Cook Hta. 

44 -Spring Rldgr. 

4t— North* Chat ham Ht and Stanley Av*. 
•47 -Pandora and t'hamhdr* Hta 
61 —Douglas and Discovery Htsi 
M—Government and Princess Bta. 
f>3-- King's road and Second 8t 
64— Fountain. Douglas St. and Hillsids. 


Luucb Commeui'es 11:30. 


!> r ', off for orhIi with order 

OUR COAL IS ALL COAL 

The Victoria Fuel Co, 

618 TROUNCE AVE. 

Telephone 1377 


K. METRO, Proprietor. 


Houses Built 


The Popular 
Song Success 


—Ffve tries have been made for a 
contest In oratory whfc-h will take place 
In the Y. M. C. A. auditorium on Wad- 
| nesday evening next, and a number <*f 
other coMMianrs kht expected to 
enter. Five prlge* have boon donated, 
consisting of gold and silver madals. 
J A ILerary and debating s«K*|ety will be 
j organised upon the same evening. 


Will be an attractive, appetising 
and wholesome one. daintily 
served, as It always Is at this 
popular restaurant. 


Typewriters 

mew AND SECOND HAND 

for sale and rent 

DESKS. 8AFES. 
CASH REGISTERS, 
FILING bABlNETS 


AR6KMT Mt’MK* HOt sK 
IN VICTORIA 


Ih our low price on 10 snt! 12 
inch 1)IS( RECORDS 

(Complete cstflloffuc, on aglei 


I -TIm* prayer meeting af the Metro- 
! polltan Methodist church last evening 
t«»ok the form of a song service |n rn»*m- 
■ <»ry of fanny Crosly. The s* ie*uir«>oiii 
; was well filled, and tin* meeting was 
j mm h enjoyed. Rev. T. K. Hollings 
j gave a sketch of the life and work *»f 
this blind hymn trlief, and a number 
iof hymns composed by lier were sung, 
j The following NM*k inirt: Mr*. Chnrl- 
1 ton. Rmt. O. W. Dean. H. J. Knott and 
| J. McCall uni. A quartette, "T Hlmll 
} Know Him by the print *»f the .Vails 
. in His -Hand," was well rendered by 
' Mr*. H- J. Knott. Mrs. Parftu. Meoors. 


A New Parisian Chef 


Famed* for the excellence of his 
French. Italian and German 
dlsbes. polite wallers and a 
moat comfortable cafe and hotel 


JUST COMMENCED 

Public School Boys. $3 full ticket; 
H.-8. Students and Employed Boys, 
$&.$$. 

JOIN NOW 

APPLICATION DA RDM AT 


WAITT’S 

MUSIC STORE 

1004 -GOVT. ST, 


g|—Cormorant and Store fits 
#—Discovery and Store .tbs. 
gS—John and Bridge Ht*. 

64—Craig flower road. 

64— Ksqulmall road umi Mary St, 
Jt—Douglas Ht. and Burnside road. 
73—Ksqulmall road and HuWrli Ht. 
73- Hayward's MUI. 


BAXTER&JOHNSON 


W. S. D. Smith 

PROPRIETOR, . 

645 Yates Street 

yiCTORIA. B. C. 


omrK eqdipme.vt 

809 GOVERNMENT ST. 

IF ITS FOIl Tilt OFFICK, ASH l>» 

. Flume 730 ... — 


OFFICE. 


jPijyqnwijtj. TlflUBIl T 


». A. Bnvtt «nrt A. .F*tfitt. 













i* 



VICTORIA DAILY TIMM, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1908. 


ESQUIMAU TO LOSE 


STRONG FULL BACK 


Athletes 


IN PUBLIC LIFE 


un oz 


Thr fornniMt trainers eon- 


Clarkson Makes His Farewell 
Soccer Bow To* 


Right Hon. H. H. Asquith Ois 
cusses Purity Before 
Scottish Audience. 


iteuin the use at nxyiteu ue oX 


nlcohnlie utirnuluntx in nil v 
form, tmt tlnir favorable 
ut tin vfthni of 


-LARGE LOT- on Foul Bay roid, only, 
WATER.FRpNTAaE lots, 05 k Hay 


Woven wiih the -£ne jtriink 6t 

. AiiittHfttitrWopt 


T;*-iU"rr<».\'. . Wi lit- ntatilj b*. tw wn 

‘ R#»pBraiktt i7 f <*t ‘ wf *wd thw 


, - r <T rrowft a «•«£ 

lilt’ UuluiTUii t,aplusi . ,rf. ftl*. w*» 
Crthfwrrrd on Mr A «rj frith roVfTftfy! 
**>•* ’the* London Dully Chronicle. Th© 
irrrmtmy took ptart In the Hippo¬ 
drome, In the |irt«rnrr oC over !,UM 
J**»pl«\ My*. Asquith wu* present. and 
lh© assembly, presided over by Pro¬ 
vo*! R. C. Munro Ferguson, M. P., of 
l«*»tth Burghs, Included many Scottish 
M. P.'» and repri-Minuaivaii- public 
bod!** in the town nnd district. ' ** 

♦ Hi receiving the casket und m roll, 
I»h» prime minister. * hoar const it u-, 
••ncy |* Fife. said he bad been 

conneriFfi with the county now fur 
‘ban tweuiy-ittn year*, awl 
though ha-w u bound to bellt-v© that 


Sint, i, without * peer Tor raltre >ni 
wear. 


xpntwhv to the (lirtatr* of the 


hack of th<- Esquimau team. In I hr 
aoccer field In Victoria. Clarkson will 
leave Victoria at the '•••mmenn-ment 
of next w.fk. wto**n he «>«•> to Vancou¬ 
ver tq take hi* dutle* on the Vancou¬ 
ver p d l lTO fore© ..f w hich h.- hnA recent- 
ly been appointed a member. fvtqui- 
malt *111 rtnd a Kurd iiud »•• replace 
for the bnl- 


wTII. If iinuriah« k s. blood 
brain. bonp hipI imuwlc. • 


of the* opinion that VI<*»ortn would Play 
under n hnp<|ic«i» against Nanaimo und 
latdyanilth, where the one eleven of the 
city la the reprenentattve tram. Mr. 
Whyte wa* heard carefully anti the 
Mepx suggested may poMlbtjr be acted 


Blunor, Canadian Sergo is the best- 
known product of the Canadian woollen 
mills. We have a permanent arrange- . 

ment, K ,v, hg us the exclusive right-to the -J 

whole product of the Bluno* Serge in /X 
Canada. 


Clarkson on the back line 
•nor of the season, for he ha* been the 
moan* of warding off numberin'* at¬ 
tack* on the Ksqultnvlt fr«M«t in the 
piatche* he has *p far played In. and 
Saturday ht»t played a sterling game 
again*! Cedar Hill. 


Delegate Thomas, of the Garr 
gave noth.- .«f motion that "h«-rej 
refer*** should be jmlrl for their 
Vlt«**. ' The matter nlll cun. u u 
•Ji*«u*skm in du« course. 


LEAGUE OFFICIALS X — 
ALTER PROGRAMME 


th« wearer" of the blue and gold fought j 
desperately and ^ueceeded |p holding 1 
the northerner* from acor^ng. 

Id the first half California gave the | 


It is our Serge leader—we sell single and 
double breasted Blunoz Serge Suits, in 


BAYLIS WILL HAVE 


Victoria We6t Will Play Garri 


«uf>|inrtedi the- Vancouver tenm a [ tbr chosen ttttnw-, aT'an'y^HTfe the 


STRONG OPPOSITION 


.had "rare, having th© purakin in the | favored tmum. of Wisdom and enllght- 

• 

kicking and giami dciuuaiveydaying by 1 ^arttheiaf area 

TTcwrnmhr nnd RIM* reMeAed the -dtua^l nolttlrtnn- tnlgTiT~CrcRlc 7 ~Prr^r a 11 A mi.. 
fton. California *e»r*d three pilau um) undiv ciirtr-.j 

*««« »■ * ; CvW.t , m v 

the cruaabar. The vl«dt«*r» worked the aefctng on« srtf why It i* that British 
ball down Into the California three- pub It. mni, t<- ‘ — 


price to everybody anywhere in Canada. 


ROW AtMt* »HS CHANNEL. 

A athletic f<stt ha* t*en perform- 


Simpson Stands Down at Word - | ‘ l « 


v rowed from ItouUigne to 


Tru- oarenteti were 


OfVflfiebuVfir 


r»*n. eon of 
• the mnv<*e «( Ihmkigne. and a friend of 
ht*. M. t>yy. noth men a re member* 
or the Itoubigne * Rowing Chib. The 
voyage was made In an ordinary light 
doublctacudlng xkl. the journey from 
l.<«uUgrne to FoUtatoiu. being made one 
Saturday, the annidteil arriving at 
FV*ike*trtne about mtdntght. T hey 
xtartvd the return \uyuge at l p. m. the 
following, day. During the latter |«d i 
Of the «ftwrno.in ud«l thrt|Ughout the j 
night there »•»« a thick fug. an.I xmit* 
anxkty wnn fek «>- to thg'eafety of the ; 
-daring voyagers, e^r»eclally h« nothing ' 
w« *e|n of them by any of the mull ! 
boat*. New* was. however, received i 
at Folkotonr on the Monday that the , 
two daring oarenten had rafely landed r 
at Boulogne at eleven o clock on Hun- , 
day night. 


•cer football f(*r 


The handling of 
the *eae»*n of HUfc In Vlctnrfa reached 
4 fre heigh t of t it*—burle wxtu e lawt nlwht 
when at the iiM>etlng of thejeague del¬ 
egate* tp-tnorr«>w> -prog ram me war ar- 

_ranged. During th© early pa*1 01 the 

weejjj the aecretary of the &(M|uinuilt 
club wa* notified by the league *e< ro ¬ 
tary that hi* club would have to be 
ready to play g return match against 
Cedar HU! to-morrow. To till* the 
team* a g ree d . Although having »d»jei— 
• ttons to play each other two Hatur- 
day* running. No other tegm* were 
notified, but lk»t night Victoria Weat 
wa* called to play the Oarriaon u* 
twenty-four hour*' notice, the Cedar 


WhAb-v rr party they 


whatever afiherW- -civil. 


may have Uen engaged. |»riai* *<» rider- 
tf xitd ar* deaaiy the offering* of frh*nd- 


t rtrU 


"hip and honor' wlft f f i art 


B. WILLIAMS & CO 


-lightly Injured during the game, but 
wa* able to finish. Johnson- BUM, 
Newcomb*'. Hawer*. Bryan and Mc- 
Ket-hnle were the tent men nn the Van- 


«ipalith** of out country, it I* brcauiw 
everyone realise* that it u In our 
ft>tilth ipulitl*« sa4 their life and u- 
tivtt> that w- flml the pureat n.<vnVnlr 


68-70 Yates Street 


omivcf team. 


The visitor* were entertained to-nlghl 
by the I’nlvanritv Club. The team* 
If agnln i.n Sm turd.-t\ .*:• 
Vancouver t.’aptain 'nli <* r t. 

\ am ouyer. iH-t. W.—-Norman Hawer*. 
captain or the -Vwaootswr team, wired 
last night that It I* altogether likely 
that one or two change* will be made 
lb the Vancouver line up for the neat 
match, and that *»n the a b o*r%|g mada 
SUUaaHX expect * the t<* win on 

fbh|l I 1 y He add* that he will l» I. i 
ter able lo aay which team will coroe 
north from (‘alifornlM after the mate h«** 
with* Sutford, wiu.n um w.- j i. t >. 1 


Beautiful 


THE MERITS OF THAT OLD 


Piano 


THEN SEE UR AT ONCE ABOUT 
EXCIIASKING rr iim 


THE RING. 


•CYCLONE" THOMPSON WLN 8 . 


Hlmpwnn 


tgry during the week that they did 


enught Chandler out of condition at 


A New “Gray 

PAON MOTOR BOAT CLUB 

Office: Opposite City Hail. 


Tacoma he won by a yard, and the V. 
A. e. supporter* are of npiiil.m that Iw 
form tltelr man can vanity heat Himpenn 
over the twelve intlea dUtam-. A pri¬ 
vate tropjiy ha*, however. 


not want t« pMy a match with the 
Regiment rhl# Saturday. The league 
r< hedul*- 'game* of October 17th lm lu-ie 
the game between the Bay* and Hit 
Rcglpu nt. the jSmiuimHIt-Cedar HIM 
and the Victoria Wtwt-Garrlxon game*. 
Tin- Bay* ah.j Fifth Regiment art* 


clone" ThotnpKon won from Rudolph 
j Unhola In the eleventh round last night. 
| Thompson floored I'nhnia twice with a 
. right h«.*»k t*> tb»' jaw and a third hl«»w 
i put him Uirougb the* pipe*. The police 
th* n Inteftervd. Unhola'* second* *a»d 


Has 01 .ly Leen in nse a 
few months in the stu- 


been moot¬ 
ed for a rare between Chandler and 


JenklriMon Will Referee. 
Berkeley. Cal.. Oct. If. -Word wa* 


dio of leading teacher of 


tbetr 


the province 


rage- always. Mahy of -j** ran reym-ni- 
ber tline« and place- when the rein- 
lively humbtWTITif" - umidvertl*er| la¬ 
bor* of the town c«»unrlllnr and the 
H°°T law administrator were thought 
be unworthy or men of inte!le« t and 
what is called |>oaitlon. Happly, that 
T* now an <>b*nlcte notion. 


neat in order. The Bay* inforoanl the 
weretary that they did not want tn 
flay and are now allowed to play an 
'exhibition game" on Saturday .with 
the team they do not want to meet In 
a schedule match. The exhibition i» 
being plgyed under tie* league patron- 


*Uy that JenklrfMon. of Vancouver, wa* 
the ununlmou* choke for the important 
jK**ltlan of referee for the California- 
Manford game next month. 


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OPPOSE LADYSMITH 


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VICTORIA, B. C. 


Mli* le«mj 4 for thl* purpose and the re 


"T-ha-- at h ey- ( -miiiiinn of Hound 


Hult 1 * the Mchedule game* 1 * called an 
exhibition match gn <1 will not rount 
■ard. Victoria We*t an«i 


strer.uo u* wiup lctpal life which I would 
rexfulrt* 1 * the rruilntenance of g vivid 
and vigilant public Infereat. Altnoet all 
the *c.\n dal* which have rtiMitg-ired the 
annala of municipal hiat/wy In thl* and 
oth. f vounerica are dtie fo the Hbw>n. « 
or tempurary withdrawal th**e re- 


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Name .... 

Add re** . .. 


on the wort 
the Garrixon dtr notified twenty-four 
Lour* lief ue time that they are to,pbt> 
u league match and Cedar Hill and B*- 
(lUimalt, team* Chat have been hotiUrd 
tu pl ay on ^Irrdbl'i nr* ‘If k/b.lM the 


Terminal \ City Picks—Full 
Strength of Players 
at Command. 


•training, utimnlnttng ..and purifying 


mmc tnrnr IgtiW imPyff Wf 


Addreaa 


The ic.oeui given by the 
morning for thl* method 
M. leugue, la "the tn 

« unt pla>. Th. I - > - ar 


coupon* will b« publlahed 
In the Victoria Time* until further 


JUST ARRIVED 


J fine critic* do. o4 |*etly intereat* which 
an- only worthy *»f th*. attention und 


.adyrmllh. packed witii the pride of 
Mtrear held from Winnipeg, win go 


wr to»Vancouver Tn'TTTa- 


Silks. be*t qualitle*; also Japaneae Cot- 


cRlc i.'hiwl *rhedt»le next Haturtiuy. an<> 
will take over a* strong a Ptoi 0 * It 
l* poMolbte t.> put out. With their un- 
iM-Hten popRAow n* the Hat. Ladysmith 
me deurmw>e«| -that The mmt Pari At 
Coast chuntpiunahlp shall be theirs. On 


•**r.» j* easy to *cnff. a* even ..ur 
great poet dtw*. at those who think 
•the rootle esrkh of thair burgh the 
muCT nur qf Mm wtidjt; hut Ri*t ax t he 
*imh l|e.-* commumtl/* are made up of 
lrd[\ ldu.il* and teiollte*. *0 the -state. 


and Cedar Hill, after notifying u* they 
were willing !■> play earlier, In lh- 
week, came forward last night and sold 
they did not want to piny.** 

Why the Buy* and the Regiment 
should ha slug Uni .*ut f«»r the prtvltrgr 


ton Crepe, of all < olor* and price*, mr 
•ale by piece 01 by yard, or In any Quan¬ 
tity required, at lowest price*. 

71 and 9) Cormorant Street. Next the Fir* 
Hall 


iho nation, l« h«-n whole. 


uf trying «c» men ugaijuit 


out All that they mn provide to 
the |*tandeni In the struggle. 


grgetv of those rnmrminitle* thrm- 
*elve*. and thr m«hrtm«nrr of an rf< 
fectlve and an 


other <»n u Haturuay uft« moon instead 


Vancou¬ 
ver ha* *»•!•*( t»*d the following team 


of trying oat their new men In their 


ever-wakeful public in- 


i«»1. Horn 


your own 


Cedar Hill should be allowe } | to stand 


aeon: half barks, ilraham. St run* For¬ 
rest; forward*. Rttawc^i 


iwtri»n nn« n..rough l* tlx- be*t *e<-ur- 
Ity. In the Winic run, for the mainu-n^ 
nnre of n high standa rd, bo t h qf < h a- 
rncter and lrit»dllgn«sc. | n the Inrgcr 
area of national work." (t*b.*. r*.) 


down^after signifying their wllllngmlte 


I 


to play isn't plain. In fact the «»nly 


N’ana«m. R*»herti»on and J. A. Jones 


Buy The Times 


•port* ih the kagu»' up|H-Mr t(» be the 
Victoria WNTfilNI tRfffinn IpBU who 


W. J. SAVORY 


rerrea. Wanwan. Knowles. Raul, 
tireat Interest t* (wing taken In the 


are ready to take mi 


the Vancouver New*.Advertiser. Horn. 

the gualkeeper, I* a steady, reliable 
player who iSegr* In good *t>le, and 
the full Inc ka, kl- Lean and Gunaeum. 
will be two very hard m« n t«» par*. Mr, 
Lean will be remembered for the bril¬ 
liant game* lie played for the cham¬ 
pion Calgary Caledonian*, while. Gun- 
xcon ha* always proved a sterling play¬ 
er. being particularly good with hi* left 
foot. One of the strongest parts «.f the 
team will be the half back line. Htrang. 


The Prussian diet win tax bachelor*. 


i 1107 BROAD ST. Victoria, B. 0. 


So there will h. tfir., gut",-* In th- 
city to-morrow, tfw* rtrst l»elng the 
league match In which Victoria West 
and the Gadrison will lx- engaged a t the 
Royal ground, the* next two are exhi¬ 
bition game* between K*|u|m*lt first 
and second team*, and the Regiment 


•TOM' L0K0B0AT 

The great Canadian-I&dian long distance runner, who it about to turn 
professional. 


MMl 


tl>e centre. I* the man who he lit down 


Jimmy Adams, t^e finest centre for¬ 


ward In British Columbia, la the cham¬ 
pionship match at Recreation park be¬ 
tween the Calgary Caledonian* nuct 
l«adysmith, ^ir.unt A* a sure kick and 
a very aggressive..player. Graham and 
Forrest Ore always In form and their 
work I* brilliant. The forward* are fast 


.Simpson to |uke place at a near date. I 
so that the men can be seen together ! 
in Vancouver, and their rival claim* to [ 
track lumor* be decided. 

For the Gold Seal race there are two 
new entries In Ditnn and J^elroy. 1/el- • 
rny is said to Jh* it runner w ith much t 
prominence in Kngtad, while Dunn last j 
the distance within the tlr*t ] 


that he had broken the hone* nf Ms 
right hand. 

Lem Powell and Johnny Murphy 
fought two round* to a draw, 


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and clever and should be go«.,| 


- HI scorer*. 

The three reserve* are fine players, and 
tf req uired wou ld undoubtedly nil thtir 
re* p o ol I V f. j>oifftlnii a with credlf] 


jreay mad* 

half dosen with prUctleaRy no train- j 
ing. Baylt*. howe%*er, has .demonstfat-| 
ad his ability. »*n several occasions, and I 
lo«ai authorities who know the abill- j 
tic* of all the men entered announce j 
that the Victoria runner should have | 


Manager Churton Confident B, 
C. Boys Will Win'To- 


If you require anything in the line of a 
ROLL TOP or FLAT TOP DESK, 
we can show you a nice line, ranging in 

PRICE FROM $12.50 


New Y<*rk, .Oct. If the plan* of 
certain .promoter^ can aucceaafully w 
brought to a head. UUa cltA will be b.- 
the scene during the coming “Wmfer of 
one of the greatest professional long 
distance running race* ever held 
Roughly outlined, the project of those 
Interested I* to bring together four nnd 
p«>s*lbly five of th* greatest dlstnm* • 
runners of the present epoch. tVhlle 
0 k backer* of the m liwnc deny that 
they an- at work on the project, it | K 
ne vert he!.-** known that If they are 
succeasful In arranging the contrst 
Thomas Longboat, John Hayes. Alfred i 


morrow. 


With six row* of teeth a bdttle-nose 
•hark mcamirfng eight- fiet was caught 
.about a mile from Brighton Beach, Eng¬ 
land. 


Berkeley. t.Nll., (VI. 2*.—Vancnuv«r 
I *nd »be University of CallfortUg.fought 

ninety minute* to « draw lw». A>. -tcr- 
day In on,, of the moat thrilWigfcxhlbi- 
tion„ ,,r Rugby ever wlinc»gMg4i. the 
loon! athletic field. It was aitublH.rn 
Imtth- and witnessed by a big-crowd, 
mnny coming from Sun Franclsm fttr 
the matih. and both sides played grand 
football. partlvulMrly the menther* of 
the Vancouver team, who distinguished 
Ihemiwlve* by their magnificent play¬ 
ing. Although Jhe'ipcul* were -heavier, 
and the forward* manager tn nutmnn- 
m-uvre (he visitor* In the scrum, the 
Iuivh from the North outplayed the col¬ 
legians In the open* the rbrwards drtb- 
fcllng well nnd kin-ping the hall well ui» 

lr thr California half. It was strenu- ... ..„ _ w 

, _'*f M ** I way. both teams 1 »f the park specially set aside for them 

lighting, hard. Although the Visitor* 
wire liandicapfHMl with basing but one 
day’s j Tip tier they kept tip rt tr-rrlfli 
pa.-e from start to ffplrh. and in the 
second half had the collegians laying 
on th,. defensive. Only magnificent de¬ 
fensive playing <m the part of the col¬ 
lege backs Hived the blur and gold from 
defeni .Yancouve? pressed hard, and 
'several ilm«»w bald ttv u*n wlttiltv dr» ; 


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Bakerie*. Um!)cd .. . 
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R. (*. Pulp ft Paper ... 


GRAIN MARKET, 


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?Vm>oo Camp IffrtC. .. 
Diamond Volt- C. ft C. 
Dominion Copper <V .. 
Dominion Ttvil I’o. .. 
Great West PDrm. 

Cranhy . 

International 17. ft 0. .. 

Imperial Tm*t Co. 

Nicola Vailry C. ft G. 

Northern Hank ... 

Portland Canal M. ft D 
Prudential Inirtlmem 
Royal Collier!** a. 

Hillra Brick . 

Wnlcm Oil . .... 


(By Courtesy F. W. 8 ter#nson ft Co.) 

Chicago, Oci. 'JO Wtw.it The clow* 
wiot wltl'iln ft of the top after 

it moderate net advance for the day. 
Then* waw n|i effort to force a break 
e«rly becauae Liverpool apiieared to |)9 
hesitating. There wa* ft pri.mpt rally 
about half ceftt fmtri the low of th'* 
morning and the bairs lIVraiptMl sev- 
erat time* later fo xtart a decline hut 
only aurreeded In getting abort. a Ml- 
tle more wheat. I«ate In the session 
the moat ularmttig n«Wa yet received 


New York. Oct. 90.-What action will 
be taken In the market by hanking 
Interest* directly following the elet- 
-tlon I* Impossible to predict correctly, 
although It seem* quite pomtlbfe that 
stock* will be Worked to a nnniewhat 
higher level. However, we believe it to 
be the part of wisdom on any further 
advance* to liquidate ami watch the 
tren<J of event* In Wall street The 
general "pinion l* that Taft will aure- 
ly he elected and that the market will 
open up on the day after election. 

High. Low. Bid. 
Allla Chalmem . yu 111 111 


TERRIBLE LIST OF LOVE 
' TRAGEDIES IN PARIS 


I y Ins threat*, lAft the concierge** lodge 
of which *he has charge, and remained 
out alJ the afternoon with her two llt- 
thf « hlldren. Le Brux awaited her re¬ 
turn. burnt Into !h« lodge, and before 
the little children he fired-two shots at 
Lentu<?it* and tlieff^two Into hia own 
head. Le Beux died aim Art ut once, 
nrd Mine. Pluwqusllec's condition 1* 
very grave. 

At Rolalerea du Pic an Inkeeper 
named Watrln killed bla wife with .i 
i then hanged him 

At 8 alnt Joachim, near Xante*, a 
man killed hta wife by iitabblng her 


Maata- 

«* n '* <B. C.). per lb. ....... 

®* co " <» C >. p„ . 

“* m * (American), per lb. 
"*■* <Amerlcno). per lb. 
“•«"> (rolled,. p« lb. ..., 
»oold.r., per lb. ............ 

Bd.co. don* ctair), per lb. 

B «(. per lb. .. 

Ol*. Per lb. . 

Mmton. per lb. .. 

Lamb. 


A long *erlc* of crime* of passion 
waa reported from France a« having 
happened during the laat few weeks. 

#n the Rue daulnler. Pari*, had for" 
a short time lived ■ German couple 
named Siliuriqpnn, The woman wa* 


hlndquartar 


NOW >8 the 
Time to Pee- 


In regard tu t ha Ar ^antlno rrwj 


really the wife «,f the. man * brother, 


forequarter 


Jliwvf ffom a hlg banking coiwern Iff 


front whom ahe had run away, taking 
$5,000 of htrimoney, and her four-year* 

"Id t*qy | 

Tlie $5,000 had All g.me. huTWV- man 
refused to work, and Frau tkhurrhann 
,, - .Jfcftfcft mWW* 4FAA> tei* 
(•lured her to^ alter her nalnd, and, as 
► he declined, he lll-tn*afrd her little 


Anter. Car ft Foundry 
i Do.. P*»L ---. 

I A in*-r «'olton Uil . 


Thn^ country w oic-h fluanoat much 4 


ihf »lkwl crop, rt**erting that the 

do mug* by frosts applied to the entire 
s.ertfage will amount t-. Jh p.-r cent. 

Another report about the same time 
from, -a h>>u*e which NusiplU** agrlcul- 
•nmM • nw | d .<m* f « » ill I nimna ~ ft."■ 

aetuinc wheat rnlaer*. d*. hired that j Charles Dkkena 
indicated a* high a* fifty j. Hummltig .Bird . 


Farm 


Freali island Eggs 


Amer. Idoco. 
Amer. Sugar 
Amer. Smelt. 

J-Me 


Eastern Rgga ..„. 

Heat Dairy Butter .. 

Butter (Creamery) . 

t UkKrfiy . 

Western Canada* Hrar Mllia- 

Purlty. per sack . 

J PIT bH . 


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Bid. Asked, 


Future - - - 

YOG MUST PUT MONEY 


Pollcefnen Insist on Bicyclist* Obeytmr 


Regulation*. 


boy in her IDaChce. and. finally, after 


cent Hilary ToThr cTopTH *nRR* section" i Mil 


Three Star Patent, per sad 
Three Star Patent, per bbL 
Hungarian Flour— 


a stormy scene, he selaed the boy, and 
lodged a bullet in hi* head, hilling him 
I Inetaptly. 

j Then the murderer fired several shots 
| at the woman. She managed to escape. 

. made her way to the window, climbed 
f. and. then 

; her woawbr. mtirW along the gutter 
( till she reached the window of a neigh¬ 
bor. whose attention she attracted by 
breaking the window. Left alone. 
* Bchurmann attempted nulclde by strik- 
\ Ing himself severul times on the head 
j with the revolver. 

1 A model lodging house at Chamnne, 

J belonging to the Duchesne d«* Jlollunc 
| was tlie scene of another tragedy. A 
couple, named < Bouc. and the huMband’* 
brotlpr occupied one of the lodgings. 
Dttring the night B«nic mused the 
neighbor* snd Informed them that his 
1 wife and brother had committed sul- 
! clde. The wife was found on the floir 
1 of a room dead, and the lifeless »*odv 
i of Alexandre Hour lay on the bed. 

| The husband wa* at first suspected 
( of the double crime, but Inquiry re- 
! vgaled the truth. The W|f«. and brother 
I had carried on an Intrigue. The latter 


In the North. Tlie trade was asleep ! 
when the fl#W* came and quite a buy- ! 
)*jg flurry started which carried De¬ 
cember to 100 % and May to 104*4, vx- j 
a« lly one i-ent over the low p«»lnt of i 
the morning. If the new* r* correct th.- j 
advance should ha 4«n cents Instead il i 
one cent. AdvLc* from bath -the} 
Northwest and Southwest on lighter 
receipt* M nd higher • -ash uvimoIuiiis as 
bullish as at any time slnW harvest. It ' 
may be only a scalping market for the I 
present but wv favor buying the when' 1 
on all freaks. 


Germany. 


well known. Is a 
much-governed country. The police¬ 
men there not only keep order, but go 
far out of their way to make people 
travel the straight and narrow path. 
Bicycle regulations, fu r instance, are 
very stringent In German cities. A bi¬ 
cyclist. After proving that he can ride 
by means of a test under the eyas of 
Solemn Judges. must furthermore, 
after he has obtained hi* official per¬ 
mit. submit to voluminous and com¬ 
plicated regulation*. To begin with, he 
must have a number. This number, 
according to bis rule book (which he 
must always carry). "Is to be affixed 
to the bicycle in plain view, both on 
the front handle bar and on the tool 
box under the saddle." Once an Amer¬ 
ican. who had Just obtained his per¬ 
mit, decided that It would be more con¬ 
venient for him to carry his tool box 
on the front handle bar. But knowing 
that his number must be affixed under 
the saddle. In order to be seen from 
behind, he carefully hung It there by 
means of a < ouple of wires. Then he 
aalllsd courageorfaly forth. Ve *ikd 
hardly traveled half a doaen blocks be¬ 
fore he was stopped by a stem police¬ 
man. 

"You are not observing the rules of 
bicycling." said the latter solemnly. 

The foreigner looked bewildered 

"But I have the number In front of 


WE WILL, ALLOW YOG 


O. K. c*on«ott<tated 


OgtTvW*s Royal 


per sack . 

Ogllvle'a Royal Household. 

per bbL .. . 

l*ak# of Woods, par sack ...» 

Lake of Woods, per bbL . 

Okanagan, per sack 

Okanagan, per bbt. 

Calgary Hungarian, per see k 
Calgary Hungarian, per bbt.. 

Moose Jaw. per seek .. 

Mooes Jaw. per bbL . 

Kxcelslor. per seek . 

Excelsior, per bbL ... 

Oak Lake, per sack 


ACCOUNT 


NEW YORK COTTON 


The Great West Perma 


(By Courtesy F. W. fttevensnn ft Co.) 


Com-Omaha reports western com 


nent Loan & Savings Co 

&. W. PERRY, 

Phone 1055. Local Manager 


mlsem now ready to sell at present 
price*. Think of Chicago getting 44 
car* of com both old and new for the 
day. Local bear* preiuaring for a cam¬ 
paign of lower prices based on larg» 
rei*etpt* from the new crop. Com 
raleem are busy hu*klng snd cribbing. 
Sample market was half to one .*eht 
higher again to-day. It I* a bullish 
situation 

Onta—It is not unlikely that several 
string elevator con«rrns wer# on the 
buying *Me of oats th!* morning and 


* Jan. .. 
Feb. . 

M*y . 

♦ June . 


I Hudson's Bay. per seek 
Hudson's Bay. per bbL 
Kudegby, per sank 

Kiidcrwy, per bbL . 

Pulry Fwwpp— 
PnowrakeNner sack ... 
6 nowflake. p*r bbl. 


a K. Beet Putn 
O. X. Four 8 tar.\) 
O. K. Four Bur.' | 
Drifted Know, per 


Imperial Trust 


Nations! I^rnd 


RAW BILK MARKET. 


(hr result was a strong apecufauivwt. 
market with mlvanre before the f 

r, ®r- i 

Provision*-Best posted brokers In, 
the provision trade nre of the opinion 1 
that packers were a little against any 
advance In prlce N to-dnv Regardlen* 
of this fact some ''buying orders came 
in at the close, as was the case yes¬ 
terday. 

Chicago. Oct. ». 

Df**n. High I^»w. Close. 

Wheat— 

I*"-. m i»i m i«h 

“•>' .. i>ie m m 

.* <5. •?» M 

Com— nr 

r * f,c - ....C3Z ou «cb 


Wheat, per ton . 

Wheet. lb.. 

Oats, per ton .... v 

Barley .. . 

Whole Com .. 

Cracked Coni .. 

IlolM O.I. IB. • 

Holl-J o»tm (». * R l. 

o»i. (B. i ji i*. 

Boll-1 (>•(• iB. * K->. »-l». * 

Oilm.il. . 

OtliMtl. W-lb. - 

Roll—1 Wbil. 10 l»i - —» ' •• 
(’r.rk —1 Whrtl. l ft I" ........ 

Wh»it Flokoi. p»r ... 

Whol. wuoi Flour. » M. .. 


Trustees 
Executors 
Financial Agents 


my bicycle and behl 


North American 


Th.- NfQllHMa read that tlie num¬ 
ber In the beck should be affixed to the 
tool boa." said the officer, eying the 
number hung from the two wires with 
Immense disapproval. 

"And do you mean to say that Just 
becauae the rule Is worded that way. 
I am obliged, whether I desire It ,f»r 
not. to carry my tool box onde r the 
saddle " 

"I do.” 

Argument w«» useless. The poHcw» 
man would not allow the foreign h|- 
cydlst to proceed until the latter had 
solemnly promised to restore the tool 
box. duly numbered, to Its proper po¬ 
sition o* *<*on as he reached home.- 
New York Time*. 


MONEY LOANED 
ON FIRNT MORTGAGE 


IX VICTORIA 


AND VANCOUVER 


Repub. Iroikft RtH 
Do . pr**f. . .\. 


Principal and Interest 
EHiate* managed. 


guaranteed 

Investments 


Rock island 


-t«* eery HeU. wUh 1 ihW» rw*w hu elnews In 


sight, sod prices unchanged. 


. _ ... __iaWl OlK long 

present vslu»*s wih be maintained In the 
face of little or no «b*mnnd. remains to 
be seen, hut quite n few buyers look for n 
de«dine, after which orders are likely to 
show sn Improvement. 

Report* from Europe *how that the 
msrketa there are firmer ort reports from 
the Yokolmms market of. a larger busl* 
nc* und higher prtree. Tn the Italian mar¬ 
ket* the r,eimg I* stronger on account of 
the Improvement In Japan, snd beat fila¬ 
tures are held nt very high price*.— 


Hay (baled), new. 


James Rtark, President, 
j. W. Wsart. General Manager. 

HERBERT CUTHBERT 

Local Manager 

VICTORIA OFFICE 
•li FORT STREET 


Mldtlling*. P^ r * on 
Btsn. p«r ton .... 
Gtotind Feed, per 

Bhorta . 

poultry— 


Dee. . 
Jap. . 
Mar . 

Toird 
Ort. 
Jan. . 


Do., pref. 

Southern tvy.. 

Do . pref. 

Tennessee Copper 
Texas ft Pacific 
T.. Bt. t- ft W 


Magi at rate Jay had recovered from an 
attack of bronchitis sufficiently thi* nmm- 
ing to take the bench In the police court. 


Ducks, per 
Geese (IsU> 

Turkey, per 

Garden Prods 

Cabbage, pe 

potrow ^ 

potatoes 

‘ onions, per 


I.Sa * %.SO %.bj 1 Winnipeg Commerelal. 


PROMOTION FOR CANADIAN 


Reighlng marblne* ta’be u«e<] in con-I The Rrltleh board of agriculture estl- 
nectlon with the InapectluU of diihlren | moles that there are 1.XTL<'49 «hms In th- 
.are iq be Introduced Into the *«'b«>ol* In I country—one to every acore of human 


tCaU. V* r 


(XHohel McLean's Boh Gets Hla 


At 1.40* fnthoms hetow the surface or the 
( ocean there la a uniform temperature Just 
• ■shore- freezing point. 


Spinach. p*r 


Captaincy in Royal li 


ipsliire. England. 


(toilinotliu listen Lx him, and fr ight ene d 


Artillery. 


Cucumberf 


Wabash .. ... 

Do., pref. 

Western Cnion Telegraph 
Wisconsin Central . 


rumpktrt*. pw 


8 t. John. N. B., Oct. M.—Col. H. H. 
MrUan. M. P. elect for Queen*- 8 uh- 
liury. hn* good new* to back up that 
of his election to-Canadian parlia- 


Green 


WHOLI-ni A LB MARKETS. 


DIstIHefU Sec. 
Utah Capper 


meht. The cable 


Lieut. C. VV McLean, of the Imperial 
army, Ha* been protn«>ted to a cap¬ 
taincy lh the Royal Horse Artillery. 
Britain'* crack corps, and transferred 
from India, where he has been two 
year*, home to England. Captain Mc¬ 
Lean wa* the youngest officer of Can- 
;tda » contingent* to ihe Boer war and 
dfatingulahed himself there, end on 
Lord Methuen'* re co tt ime n dat Ion w§* 
given a chmiW Ins Ion In the lm|ierla.l 
and ha* 


Virginia Chemical .. 
Total sales. tOA,Tns. 
Money, l| per cent. 


Carrot*. 9 ** » D - 

Bananas. 9 ** 

I/muiv» ... 

Walnuts (Cal ' 
Walnuts (Last*!**) 

App.r»f • M " t r 

Apple*, per box (1* 
pipesppIM. P ®* 1 do« 
Cabbage, per lb. * 


COPPBR MARKET 


(By Courtesy F. W. Rtereason ft Co.) 


army. . He 1* now m 
forged sheady rapklly. 


Bscon 

Pear* . 

Kwect Potatoes 
Potatoe* tnew), 
Butter iCreamw 


Adventure 


VOTES FOR WOMEN; 


Ottawa. Oct. 50. -A woman suffrage 
resolution .time before the National 
Council or Women, this afternoon, but 


B u tt e < Vmhtmn 


flutter rDjrftTT 


after, a brief dTacu**ftrn It wa* ruled 


d tir ny . m r tib hhwit;" uay E mi PT Ah Vg a s t e rn. 

the ground It wa* uunecesMury to deal h*/. pet 
With,: the que stion now u* the subject torn, pe 
•f vote* for women -would be fully de- Ot«p« F 
bated at th* in- i natloPHl • (jundl «Mli ■ 

lrte« ting bn Toronto In Tune tt'tdrt. ^ Onion* 


C x t u met ft Artzrma 


Centennial 


Copper Range . 
Cumberland-Ely 
Daly-West . 


(Valencia) 


First National 
Granby Copper 
Globe Cons. . . 
Oreene Canane* 


Dales, per pkg. 

!>*(»*. bulk ... 

Oat*. P*r ton tnew) . 

Tomatoes (local), per crate .... 
Tomato*** (Okanagan), par crata 

Citron* ..a ... 

Peppers ...... 

Celery ... 

parsnips .... 


W. T. fMtfcoek. who returned recently 
from a holiday trip to Quathlaski. spent 
part or hi* time hunting while in that 
country, lie brought down with him. a 
rln<- little cougar skin and head which he 
shot when In conipapy with hi* brother- 
in-law. J. C« Hpiith. popularly known a* 
t'uugnr HinliH. on account of hi* propen¬ 
sity for huntlrtg these iininmis. He nas » 
fine pack of trained dogs anu makes a 
rsgular huainess of hunting panther. Mi 
1hd< oc-k shot the animal In a tree when 
the dogs had lreed It. 


Hancock 


It commands the highest price, yet leads 

j proves 

its superiority is recognized in all parts 


Helvetia . 

Isle Roy *»!«• ... 
Keweenaw 

loUte .. 

lot Salle . 

Man* . 

Bay fftate Oas 


all other bottled beers in sales, which 
that its superiority is recognized in i 
of the world. UNQUESTIONABLY 

THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS 

Bottled Oaly at the 

ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWERY 

St, Louis,. U. S. A. 

R. P. RITHET ft CO., Ltd., Distributors, VICTORIA, B.C. 


An elephant has only eight teeth alto¬ 
gether At fourteen year* the elephant 
lose* It* first set of teeth, and a new set 
grows. 


Mohawk 


Nevada-l’tah 


Ntptsslng, 


Nevada C< 


ron*. 

North Burte . 

cw-roig Cimpsr .. . 

Old Doiulnlnn .. 

Parrot Mlulaa i 

Quincy f'«*pper . 

Hliautvin t'opper . 

Huperlor ft-Pit i slim g 
Hu|M-rlor A Itoslon . 


F. W. STEVENSON ft CO. 
. BROKERS 


Tamarack 


\HON BLDG. 1114 GOV’T STREET 

PRIVATE BlIUS TO Al.f. EXCHANGE* 

INDENTS:. ~ 1 /New York Rtock Kxehangs. 

BRYAN MEMBERS f Boston Stock Exchange. 

btst w. no ° r I { ’ hlc “* 0 Board of Trade. 

“IN & CO. \Ne*.v York Cotton Exchange 


Trinity 

Virtotia 


United 1 *y|H 
I S Sin. II ft Ref 

Ik), pref. . 

Utah t'onsolldabrd . 

Utah Copper . 

Winona ...:. 

Wolverine .. 


Yukon 


Anaconda .. 












B. 'ft O. .. 

Do., pref. 

B. R. T......77^; 

* 

. n»i m 

.liiE.liu 

Sal 

m | 

Do . pref. 




C. ft n VV 




C M ft It F ... 


Hit 

its ] 

C. ft N. W. 

e. * -o_. 

Colo. Fuel ft Iron .. 

Colo. Houthern . 

W» 

1411 

Ml* 

r. i 

• LM 

Ml 

ill 

M|; 

44 ! 

B»* 

Do . 1st pfeT. 



Com Products . 



'n I 





D. A H. 

1 « 

1071 

1*7 , 

D. ft R a. 



rt ,! 

Krie T-.. 

^~*ii 

SI 

Jl* .! 





Do., 1st prvf, imwiTTriimr 

Illinois Ontral . 

rr<f— 


LU • 

1 ** , 

Do . pref. 

I- ft N. 

Manhattan Ry. 

ill** 

I0M 

ad 

I0S 

Mexican Central Ry ...... 

M.. K. ft T. 

. n» 

. git 

fc 

3n k 

"w\ 

31 

Do., pref. .. .. 

Missouri Par. 

** 

. Ml 

Ui 

M 

*41 J 
MS ' 


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CANADIAN 

PACIFIC 


SEATTLE ROUTE 


CANADIAN PACIFIC 

ATLANTIC STIAM'jHIPS 


VIUTOKIA DAILY T1MEB, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1908. 


CANADIAN 


ENTENCE passed 

ON JOHN HELLSING 


ILUEiACKETS FOR 

H. M. S. SHEARWATER 


PACIFIC 


American Visitor Will Spend 


(Special to the Time*). 
"^Montreal. Que.. Out.' 30. -One hw 


MovamoaU of Lootl Veaaola—Trade Expansion In B. C. WAf i 


Six Months .in 


flmft f»r»tl*h mirrjitckwt* amt mHiw 


With eight petty tilth or# Hint eight POBl- 
«»U**hme4 .4l<i'4* -wUL arrive a t Qne- - 
to-morrow by the SH. J^»ke Muni* 
IOIml They win proceed t<» Ksuuiinuit 
'to relieve the .'n-w' i'.f H. M S. Hhemr- 
■ VSti/Mim JRh!*fr U~ U«UUfi CCC'Hntiil^l^nett 
'They tttfwi to Victoria. 


BAYARD BRINGS 


NUh, going flwn to 'the I’nllfornla coast, » 
where *he got 207 skin*. Then she went • 

after-thy see otter, And fromAbefr"T«Jhi 

yi.. .,\ cv^ .v ; e• •» 


John Helloing, nllaa Jacob Jacobson, 


EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. NOV, 1st. 


to - day. soil teilcbd • to Mx in on (he. to- 


, Juki f»y bbtalulng* valuable aeo-urity 
i by' fraudulent mean*. ifce ngreed to 
i pill i(Mae a pmpertv from Alfred T. 

Abbey .and wm given a deed «'f ***** 
j mi hi* payment of $1,000 on account- 
T1«e money w;a* In the form of a 
| cheque drawn by “John Jacobson" and ; 
j made payable to “John Hellalng," on 
I the Bremerton Htule Bank. 

HellMing describe* himself u* n. Rus- 
• elan Finn, la a naturalised American 
1 Ht Inert. ha* served In the navy and fog 
i several years hag been living at Brem- 
■ erton, where the navy yard* are. HI* 

, paper* show that ha I* a member In 
good »Un$lll| of two or three fraternal 
j order*.' tfe ffTVe*~ a first Impression i.f 


the fnojjnfc .gi»/U 0 «)H, Rtio brought JJ13 

■rat afttns in alt: be*tde« her tea otters. 

The schooner was In charge of Oapt. 
Rlnckstud. 


VALUABLE PELTS 


TRAIN NO. 2. 


IMPERIAL LIMITED—Loaves Van¬ 
couver daily at 8:15 a. m. * 

TRAIN NO. ?Hi. ALTANTIC EXPRESS—Leaves Van¬ 
couver daily ut 3:15 p. m. 

TRAIN NO. 1, IMPERIAL LIMITED—Arrives at 
Vancouver daily at 11:15 p. in. 

TRAIN NO. 97, PAPIER’ EXPRESS—Arrives at Van 
couver daily at 12:15 p. m. 

Trains No. 2 aud No. fHi have through tourist aud stand 
ard sleejiiug ears to all Eastern points. . —— 

Coainic ncing MONDAY. NOV. •_ , nd.. S. K. PKINOKSH VIC TO RIA 
wiH Wii ns fMTtTW*. Nsetept Ttnntter-: • tjravr- V ii - TuTu i j p. ra„ irrivu 


TUB PIL, >TAUK OL'KSTION. 


Commander Hpsm la Inquiring . Into 

Situation IP Te. 


PATTERSON COLLIDES 

• WITH LOCAL SEALER 


SCHOONER REPORTS 

SUCCESSFUL SEASON 


U. i*. DERELICT DKrfTUt»YER. 


The United Stale* derelict destroyer 
Seneca will be going on her mission 
In the Atlantic within -ua.'few week*, 
and will receive u warm greeting from 
the gftfil liner*, to whom nbandone I 
(ship* constitute u grave danger 
She ♦* a slngh-scrcw steel vessel of 
some 1.500 tons, fitted with powerful 
electric searchlight' for night work 
wireless telegraphy, and special mags- 


Owing to the fact that the steumer 
Amur had not arrived In port, the In¬ 
quiry Into the collision between the 
steamer* Amur ami Yadan did not 
commence this morning, hut Com¬ 
mander Hpaln. commissioner of wrecks 
for the Dominion uf Canada, slated 
that they Would sit to-morrow morning 
11 ih« arrived In l Imi 


Vessel Returning From Behring 
Sea Has Narrow Escape 
From Foundering. 


Catch Included 813 Seals and 
28 Sea Ot¬ 
ters. 


sine* far the • urr of fh* guncotton, 


Instruction* have been received ’ heThg a little "nfT.“ and TNIIft or an 


mines, ttnd detonator* to be used In the 


Commander Spain to Investigate the, injury to hi* head, hut his story, told 

pttdUge .Hon whlh ha la fcert I vary baiting Bngllah, aherwa ion 

.'yjMl Jhst. vllUv U’ .lUwiyel.. thv'; muvh-A-unolag W eulhrely exvuse him 

Hoard of Trad* Jilts morning, when j r. t , that ground. 

the vtawy of that body weri* laid be- j Arthur C. FutctUtr, accountant of the 
fore him. This afteriUM»n a conference | IH «j branch of the Royal Bunk of 

+ t <M.,sUWU*»» ID .JfcS. 

Uy in Cuplal it Uaudln * onTc rh. >,***• and staled that t hey had been 

whole question of the scale of ih[ir|r» ! ,wnt on In the regular coarse to Ri# 
and compulsory >>j. fr«ta piiot«g< win J buiik jit .Bremtrton for c ollect t on. 
I>e gum Into , They came hack with the intimation • 

The commander may also have to • We have no aTnbttM with this party.'* 
investigate the WHtH or tha Irmmols j Mr Abbey told of being spproaehed 

while he Is In the I hy Helistng. who stated that ha had 


The sealing- *eh«H>ner Thomas F f 
Bayafrl. with the most valuable catch j 
of the season, rame inhr tbr harbo r-1 
about midnight hist night and fled up t %•»**<• 

at Porter's wharf. Fur live day* elm 


Returning from a four months seal¬ 
ing cruise in the Behring ^ Hea tha 
S4 tuiuk was xuur. 

down yesterday 'morning at 2:30 o'clock 
In the Strutt of Kri by the United > 


VwicoBYW 7 |». in. liPgve VHiieevver 10 p. tn.. «ri 
Lmte S<*attio 8:'J0 a. ra.» arrive* Victoria 1 p.lff, 


STEAMEFURQ0U.QIS. 


-had 1«N i**** : m>d : 




'■ Y i r 'l -tK-W-v.-n* • /f, -• w 

For fill l'iitvs aiHl oerHHBg accoumuKlatioii wnto or 


Htrafts. auniaCtCfnai latttng up nearly 


SUCCESSFULLY RAISED 


The engine* of the-steamer were at 


the RRfRocju when the returning Ud« 


Last flight she did not- quite reach the 
Kate when the Kdna Grace towed her 
lu. . 


- Vessel is Expected to Arrive at 


L. D. CHETHAM, 


Victoria Thri 




The FtayurJ hue had a very MK-ecu- 


1102 Gk>vt. Street 


the Patterson bumped her on the 


especially in catching sea 


Evening. 


port side and went through the foresail 
carrying away the port, main and star¬ 
board fore rigging. The damage to the 
hull was apparently slight, only a small 
scar remaining to show where the blow 
was struck. The accident occurred 
during a fog. 

. Immediately after the collision the 
survey steamer backed off and then 
took the sealer in tow leaving her near 
!;.».** r... k* From 1» 


otter, having secured 2S of- these valu¬ 
able skins. These were caught In the 
neighborhood of the Kodiak j Island, 
some Wing near the shore. According 
.to the reports pf the men there w>re 
jdenty of otter, but they dbl not Un¬ 
derstand hunting -them. Oh the tlrst 
day they were out. In June last, no 
less than fifty sea otters were seen at 
one time. The Indian hunters they took 
had never hunted otter before, and con- 
apqnenrty did not understand the busi¬ 
ness. T.he same applied to the white 


AGENT ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES 


REPORTS FROM 
WEST COAST 


The steamer Iroquois., which was 
wrecked at Jack Point, near Nanaimo, 
Is on her way to Victoria .and Is ex¬ 
pected to arrive this evening. 

The stcumers Maude and Jolllffe 
were sent up Immediately the acci¬ 
dent was reported and they succeas- 
•arly this morning 


Union S.3. Go. of B.C., Ltd. 


and asked where his haggHge was. <^)n 
the way down to show It he took a 
paper out of his pocket-book, crushed 
It and threw it behind him. The de¬ 
ft ctlve picked It up and round it was 
the $1,000 cheque. 

Helistng wtoit Into the box on hi* 


<'ape Lsxo. Oct. 30. 8 a. m.—Clear: 
wind northwest. barometer. 29.«7; 
lvmp«ratur£, 35. Sea moderate. 

Point Grey, Oct ». * a. m.— Raining; 
wind northwest; barometer. ».€», tem 
pemture. 30. 

Tatonsh. net. DO. I a. m.—Clear; 


S. S. CAMOSUN 


WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28 

And every Wednesday after. 

POET ESSINGTON 

(For Haxelton). 

PRINCE RUPERT 
AND PORT SIMPSON, B. 0. 


fully raiaed D‘*r 


btrth at the Hud*«m Bey Company 


westerly wind, $ tulles, buroiucter. 23.77, 


aboard. 


Lading the cheques on the street. H< 


Jacob Ji 


was while in the ncighb«*rh«HMl *>f 


«nuld not explain Why he had never 
looked for the owner of them if thl* 
was true. 


It has not be»*n decided where the 
Iroquois will repair. In fh* meantime 
the tug Bute has taken h**r place car- 
i jlng the malls to the Islands and 
picking up such freight as might be 
damaged by keeping. 

CANADA SHIPPING ACT. % 


w as; 

“I came here last Tuesday and 
found tha cheques in Hremerton about 
a week ago last Wednesday on Hecond 
street. I tried to get $300 on the 
cheque yesterday. I knew It was 
w rong. t came here to get work and 
bought some * houses with one cheque 
and that> th« way we found they 
were not good. The agent telegraphed 
to Bremerton. 1 found them and 


the Kodiak.Islands, when-the schooner 
was •»» Oione rips that a btg sen swept 
ttye boat and washed off three of the 
men who were standing on the fur- < 
ward deck. Two of them. Walter Wake. | 
a native of Jenily. England, and John 
McLean, a half breed, were never again 
seen, but the mate, (1. Blackstad, a 
brother of the captain, managed to 
grasp a rope And the Indian* pulled 
him on board, very little the worse 
expect for a goqd ducking. 

^•caking of the report of the adven¬ 
ture* of the Indian, Billy, and his 
klootch. who were reported to have 
endured such horrible sufferings In 
their ckboe. Mate Blackstad said that 
was all Action. The Indians must have 
deliberately run away. Billy was home¬ 
sick and had been dissatisfied fq[_*om* 
time. When they disappeared there 
were a number of schooner* all- round 
them and 4hc weather was clear. There 
were two steamer* passing, antV *bey 
probably thought one of them, the 
Dora, was going southward. Instead of 
that she was going north, and the In¬ 
dians had to go with her. so that they 
did not get home until a few days ago. 

Tb«* Bayard sew little nf the Japan¬ 
ese sc h o on e r *, and never spoke.one all 
the tlnfe she was up north. It is the 
opinion of .the officers, however, that 
should the Gap* be excluded from the 
privilege* they now have they would 
go out of bualneas altogether, as they 
are nothing like as skilful as either 
the white hunters or Indians. 

The Bayord kft Victoria on'March 


According to officers of the steamer 
Patterson the schooner w*«s proceeding 
Inward from the ocean, -without lights, 
and the first knowledge of her exist- 
ehce came when the hull and sail* 
loomed up before the Patterson’* look¬ 
out. A prompt order reversed the 
steamer * engine*, averting a collision 
that would have sunk the schooner and 
seriously Injured the Patterson. Under 1 
order* from Oapt. Hodgkin*, command¬ 
ing the Patterson, the steamer sto«>d by 
until daylight, after learning that Im¬ 
mediate assistance was not required 
The schooner- wax taken In tow and 
dropped at Royal Roads. 

The sealer, with' 147 sealskin*, was 
healing up the ■•trait when th»* Patter¬ 
son came up behind on her port side 
and struck a glancing blow about 
amtd*htp*. the idem striking the chain 
plates and breaking them. «titling Into 
the timbers. The Hteamyr’s bowsprit 
tore through the foresail and brok- th« 
Jtbboom and forerigging. Most of the 
craw were below, and were awaken- d 
by the shout of the lookout. Five of 
the schooner’s crew clambered aboard 
j the Patterson. They afterward return- 


COUNTY COURT. 


Pachena. Oct. 30. * a. tn.—i ffy over¬ 
cast; light northwest hreexe; baro¬ 
meter. 3».*4: temperature, 44. Kes 
smooth. 

Point Grey, Oct. 30. 
strong northwest wind; 

28.M; temperature. 4!>. 

Princess Royal, at 0.45, 

Princess Beatrl»*e. at . 
and Governor, at 11:15. 

Tatooah; Oct. 30.' ■ K I 
wind southwest 14 miles; barometer. 
29.90; temperature. 41 Passed out. 
steam schooner Carlo* at 9.10 a.m.; 
passed out schooner Willis A. Holden 
at 10.33, also barque Clocks, towing, 
ut 10.30 a.m.; Inside bound out, steamer 
Nlng Chow. 

Estevan, Oct. 30. noon—Ctear: fresh 
northwest wind; barometer. 29.73; tem¬ 
perature. 46. 8ea moderate. 

Pachena. Oct. 30, noon,—Part clear! 
light westerly breexe; barometer. 29.76; 
temperature, 47. Sea smooth, steamer 
bound In . from the west with two 
masts, red funnel, with broad white 


Case* Set Down For Hearing at Sitting, 
on Monday. 


noon.—Clear; 

barometer. 
Passed out. 
». Passed In. 
Joan at 9:30. 


down for 


There are several 
hearing at the November team of the 
County court, which open* on Monday 
morning. The following new cases arc 
on the list: 

Howard vs. Bell. 

Geiger vs. Marten. 

Levy vs. Landsberg. 

Forrest vs. Mcfallum, transferred 
from the. Supreme court. 

Col* v*. Williams. 

Humbert vs. Price. 

Griffith vs. Miller. 

Geiger vs. Grubb. 

International Text 
Robertson. 

There are also the following cases 
which have been standing over; 

Dickenson vs. Merryfteld. 

Colonist Ptg.‘ St Pul*. Co. v«. Wll- 


At the last session of the parliament 
of the Dominion of Canada, section 95§. 
of the Canada Shipping act was repeal¬ 
ed and the following substituted there¬ 
for: 

“953. The Gnvernnr-in-councll may. 
from time to lime—(al by order-tn- 
councll declare that the foregoing pro- 
visions of this part shall not. while 
such order-ln-councll Is In force, apply, 
either throughout Canada or'In any 
specified water* of Canada to the 
ship* or vesoeh*. or tn nny specified, as¬ 
certained or ascertainable class or 


8.8. “Whatcom" leaves Wharf street 
Dock, behind Postofllce. dally, except 
Thursday, at 8.00 p.rn.. calling at Port 
Townsend. 

Returning leaves Seattle at $.30 a. m. 
dally, except Thursday, arriving Vic- 


OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 

From the Orient. 


Book Co. va. 


Vessel 

Montesglo . 

Kmprew of India . 
Empress uf Japan 


MM win Vntlbttti 
Joint nf Cttchtt 


another In such rountrv 


such order-ln- } 


Allen vs. Grant. 


The Peacawlia had a poor season, 
She was four month* on the sealing 
grounds but she brought home only 147 
skins. When site was among the seals 
the weather was bad. and by the time 
the good weather returned she was far 
away from the seal herds. She was In 
charge of Capt. A. Foldger and had «« 
white crew of 24. All were much dis¬ 
appointed at having sq few skins and 


about 1 p.im. 

Cape Beale. Oct 30. 9 a. m.—Fresh 
west wind; cloudy; sea smooth. 

Claoquot. Oct. 30. 9 a. m. 
easterly brees*; sea heavy Tees left 
bound down 1.10 p.m. yesterday. 

' 

sea calm. 

Cape Beale, Oct. SO. noon—Moderate 
west wind; sea moderate; cloudy. 


Terry vs. Grant. 


riwnrtt. 


At th'- same time It was provided 
that the art shall not .-nm* Into font 
until HI* Majesty’s pleasure thereon 
has been signified by publication in the 
Canada Gaxette. T»w^ proclamation 
brlngtng th* act hit ■ fores «bx pub¬ 
lished In a recent Issue of the above 
named paper. 


Verrlndfrr v*. Lamb, 

Judgment summon*** set down are 
Plimley Co. vs. Vernon, t riddle vs. 
Perry and Potter vs. Stetstm. 


From Mexico. 


Georgia 


Antklochux 


\ MOVING IN CAIRO. 


TO MAIL 
For llie Orient 

of China . 


Line of •Carrier*. Each With 
Single Article of Furniture. 


felng able to cash In correspondingly 




small cheques. 


Ontario, Quobao and tha 
Marltlma P.ovlnoea. 

I eng—t Double-track Route under one 
management on the American 0e m inent. 
Per Tliea TaSlaa. aM-, add re— * 

OtO. W. VAUX. 


One of the strangest sights of Cairo 
street* is s household moving, says 
Leslie's Weekly. There are no vans 
for the purpose. When a family 
wlsht* to move the head of the house 
contract* with A nttltv* mover, and on 
the' day appointed this man \vlth his 
assistants, sometime* as many as 30 
or 40. appear on the siren*. One take* 
a chair and starts off. another selxes 


The boat I* the property of J, W, pnp- 
pott. The other schooner, the t’rn- 
brina. belonging to the same owner, 
has don* better, having 484 skins, flh* 


Anrangl 

Manuka 


let oris. P C., October. 1f» 

IT I ms HtlTlmeH t|Tlme Hf ! Time lit 
Ih.m. ft th. m tt;th. m ft.jh m. ft* 


has not yet been reported. 


For Uverpool. 


OVERDUE VEB0IBL& 


SAILING VESSELS 


341 daf* from Port 


Rhlp Toxteth. ___ 

Talbot, for TocoplHu. 90 per cent. 

Ship Acamas. ,139 days from Rotter¬ 
dam for San Francisco. 10 per cent. 

Ship Thorn tie bank. 143 days from 
Caleta Bueim for Bilbao, 3 per cent 
Ship Ilals. 190 days from Peru for 
Antwerp. 3 per (’em. 

Ship Celtic Chief, 127 day* from Port 
Talbot for Taltai, 19 per cent. - 


a sofa, five or six or even ten or twelve 
men get under a piano and march 
along, am! one by one the other* fot- 
low. each one bearing some piece of 
household goods. The things are put 
In place as they reach the new house, 
and In a few hours the moving ha* 
been accomplished and everything I* In 
shipshape. The human vans seldom 
walk unless their load Is unusually 
heavy. A man with a sofa or kith four, 
or five chair* plied on hi* hark will 
keep^upa continuous Jogtrot for hours 
without appearing to tira. 


Ldon Halt .. Liverpool ..April 4...Vlct 
(Left Monte Video Aug. 1) 

rrrlyde ... Santos.July 8...Viet. 

Itsn . Boston.Sept. 14..Vane 

ewood . P ana ma.... July »...Vlct. 

COASTWISE STEAMERS 

TO ARR1VC 
Fnun Smii Francisco. 


REGULAR MONTHLY SERVICE 
UrU'T contract with the Canadian and 
Mexican Governments 
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA PORTS 
—To— 

MAZATLAN, MANZANILLO, ACA . 
PULA’O, FALINA CRUZ. GCAYMAR 
a mV other Mexican ports as inducement 


Vessel 


Governor 

lJm* till* 


MARINE NOTES 


President 


Steamer f^nsdsle. <*nptsln IJngren. will 
prolsibly sail -for Mexico to-morrow even¬ 
ing, after the arrival nf the Charnief. She 
will take a number of passengers, among 
whom will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard* Who 
are going to Hallnn Crtiuc. and several pas- 
•engers trtmx lissub. Ttu*re are also r 
few corntpu over from Vancouver lo-rnor 


Sailings from Viotoria, B. C., th. 
last day of each month. 

For further information apply to the 
Offices of the Company and 
828 GRANVILLE ST. 1105 WHARF 8T 


BeatTtee X 


Be sure not to misn thi.s last ch&D’ce to imy Furniture, (’arpeta 
and LinoletHB. at m much Ip»h than re|?iil»f prieea. Iluntireda 
of big bargaina loft for you to choose from. It will pay you 
to buy yjiur niristinim gifts now. - Cuuutry or tiers parketl amt 


Princess 


From Northern U. C. Port* 


HR. HH1P “DITTON” 
8AUNDER8. MASTER. 


Amur .. 
Venture 


CimorV 11 


Victoria. 


the 129th Meridian w*tL It l* counted 
A to 24 hours, from midnight to mid¬ 
night The figures f6f height serve fo 
distinguish high water from low water. 

Tbs height Is In real and tenths of s 
foot above the average level of the low 
*4t loir water In each month of the yeaV. 
This level Is half a foot lower than the 

datum to which the soundlngson the Ad¬ 
miralty chart of Victoria harbor are r*. 


Neither tha (TaptAIn nor the under 


wITT'b* regptmglble TOT 


From Wf*l Const. 


ihippod free*. 


debts contracted by the crew without' 
their written authority. ( 

It. P. .RITHKT A CO.. LTD, 


Th.- steam Whaler si UvrMKe ls.nt 
present on the ways of l:he B. CJ. Mar¬ 
ine Railway HhV will pro!»ably be fol- 
l.m, i! I.' th.- c P l; *i. ill!,. 1* chnr* 
mer. Frtrte*4si'" P **trice nml Prince** 
Royal, although In what order has not 
been announced 


TO BAIL. 

For Han Frani-lmvi 


Governor 


UroAiltta 


10 to 40 
Per 
Cent. 
Discount 


To-morrow 1010 40 

n. If 

Per 

Last Day Discount 


For Hkagwny. 

Beatrice ... < 

May .. h 

r Northern H. C. Porta 


WINDSOR CAFE 


Princess 

Princess 


PREHIOENT DIAZ. 

From InnkiWDer’s fan ^ Uncrowned 
King. 


UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 

Government 8t,. Opp. New Post Office. 

MEXL8. 25 CENTS AND UP. 

R„t Attention. Evcrirthtn* Htrlrtly >-| r „. 
• Class. 

WM. TRINDKR. Pruprietor. 


Steamer Venture, of the Roscowltx llhe. 
wept North yesterday, taking from this 
port a aumter xf passengers »a»l some 
mlw-ctlaneons cargo. Among the passrn-. 
gers were C. W. I). Clifford and W. E. 
Robinson, of this city. 


Venture . 
Amur 
rambsuw 
Vadso ... 


.♦*•••• .... Oct. 23 

....*. Nov. | I 

For West Coast 

.... Nov. l j 

perky service 

Seattle ami Vancouver. 

u g Princes* Victoria legve* Victoria 
... 45 ni. dally, cxrept Hunda> . arrives 
vnncouv.r I ts !'■ »> 8 und.y 

1 „,v,. Vnncnuvm 10 p. m. dntly. ,ito.pt 

Sunday arrtVM 8 ,atttf 7 « m. dally, n- 
orpl Ifdmlay 8 »attl. « a. 

dully except Monday: arrives Victoria 
11 69 a tn. dally, except Monday. 

it H princess RojM leaves Vietork XM 
p m d»l|v. ex«*ept Monday; arrives Heat- 
tic’9.<« p. ni. dully, except Monday Lesvtg 
Seattle 10 p m. daily, except Monday; 
arrive* Vancouver 7J9 a. m. dally, except 
Tueeday. Ixeavea Vancouver .9. a. m 
daily ext'epi Tuesday; arrives Victoria 

2 ir. p- in daily, except Ttteadag. 

” g H. Charmer leave* Victoria 12 mid- 
night, dally; arrives Vancouver 7.3u s ni.. 
sil t W r-bti s tOi - V aneeu v e r l -g. «». daily-, 
arrive*'st Victoria 7 p. m daily. 

Nf 8. Whatcom *aiy< dally, axcapt Thur*- 
dayV Jer BeaUU-. *1 \trUci daily. 


Amaxirtg indeed are the reforms which 
nave been wought about in Mexico hy 
President Dias, who has Just celebrated 
his seventy-ninth birthday. The eon of an 
Innkeeper, and of mixed Spanish sod 
Italian blood. Oenrrst Wax has (or ihe 
past thirty years been.director and prac¬ 
tically the uncrowned King of Mexico 
When he became President M'xlrn was 
suffering from a long series of revolu¬ 
tions. and was practically hsnkmpt; 
while all over the laud the Inhabitants 
Were terrorised by hoed** of bandit*. Ml* 
first step was to organise an efficient 
mounted police, whose pay whs so liberal 


The tug Earle is still undergoing r««- 
pairs In the upper harbor It Is ex- 
pected that she will go on the run he. 
tween Sidney and Port Gulchon. tow¬ 
ing the hgrg-' Sidney II. 


The tug Dolphin, which ran aohore 
at SI wash rock, near Vancouver, has 
been successfully raised. 8he* has been 
towed Into Vancouver, 


8ALE CLOSES 8ATURDAY NIGHT 


JohnMeston 

Carriage Maker, 
Blacksmith* 
etc. 


The steam freighter Ena arrived 
down from I^adysmith this morning 
with a cargo of coal for bunker use 
on the C. P R fleet. 


FROM MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. 
Empress of Britain ...... Friday. Oct. 39th 

Lake Manitoba ..........-Saturday. Nov. »ih 

Empress of Ireland’.... FHday. Nor l*th 

Ukr f 'ha mp la lit . Saturday. Nov. Usi 

FROM BT. JOHN. N. B. 

Empress of Britain. Friday. No4. JTth 

Lake Erie .. Saturday, Dec. 5th 

Empress of Ireland . Friday, D*c. llth 

For oil raid* tuid berthing arcomoxoda- 
lk<n write or call on 


enlist. These ex-despersdoes assisld In 1 
hunting down their former comrade, 
who. wherv captured, were shot without 
trial. Tn s few years the bandit* were, 
exterminated Under Mile rub- of Dh»m the 
Inmbcrtng old stage’ cosehrs. once^ the 
principal nun ns of travel, have -been sup* 
Planted by railway*, nnrt to-day Mexi -d 
tills 19.M0 mile.* of Well onldpfwd limp 
Foreign cairtfar lhV?ktPd In th> rorm’iy 
has leaped from $500,000 tp the huge total 
.Of 3I.489.9kg.MM. while -government »x-ve- 


New Yi>rk. Oct. 30.—Arrived, steam- 
era Akidrh-. from Llverptad; (Tetlj*. 
from Naples; Lusitania, from Liver¬ 
pool; Pretoria, from Ifamburg. 


1420 DOUGLAS STREET, near City Hall 




commission hdie 














THEATRE 


VICTORIA DAILY TIMM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1906. 


SARD? —p 


SOCIAL EVENTS 


THE ELEMENT 


Carving 


The DOMINION HOTEL 

Is Prepared to Give Winter Rates 

This Information ‘Is Interesting to parties wanting firotctajw accom¬ 
modation at Icm cost than keeping house. 

Any p«-rsou'd,i si ring pleasant quarter* for the vrtwter will do welt 

t« see what* the UOMIMON has l-e offer-. 

The rooms are large ana atrr. and admirably suiti .1 for jwrmafient 
guests. Steam heat, elevator, long distance telephones, with ilrat- 
ciass service. 

INI IHM\(.-K(KHI is t M \( l U l 1» 


A Red-Time Story' for the Bablef 


Mrs J. W. Rwitser has* returned 
from a trip to the East. —— 


by MV. ,-guer.te Evans. 


We H ave a Fu ll Line of Splendid 
Quality CARVING SETS In 


Mr. J. j». H. -Mataou h*U yesterday 
for a *h«Yrt Yrtp jo England " ' 1 


• Knli koty. knickety t nl« k-liack. whLJk 
hapd wIR' you tufcT* ipi**t|t>ns y./ur 
dimpled, golden-haired - four-year-old. 
-holding her chubby bands behind her 
and iKnrrritrt* on you with mischievous 
Mu,, eyes. • 


•UM .Sajuly w«m» fyvUrtg <•♦»»** and when 
I te|f you hVfw the buy# had been. 
teejiMg him y.ju won't Wonder. H»- had 
followed tliein down to the l»am'when 
they went to feed the cattle, and T^m 
had taken n long *ttc\ with a crotch 
lii . t h e and- -of It, amf twisted it Ih 
Hundy> long. shAggv hair. Then, nf 


Handsome Cases 


Mrs. T, Machau, of VllNoutref, b the 

gurrt of Mrs. C Meshcr, of thlr_j:ity. 

• • • • 

Mr. a ml Mm. T. A> Burrel. of the 


Handles ia either Buck-horn or Ivory, and silver 
mounted. Blades arc English Hand Forged Shear 


ruamal Oly, 


hHhp'tii Tri i IgfwTv y.itu'iiirVrfr'i'hi' 


recently-. 


growfoii and ftbuKvd ,Ui*,t«eJh.. Tot 


land, and having m> middlemen 's profit to pay. 


(Tushcd chocolate or some other 111' 
used sucky r -a* your^rfrard.. FT 

you guess wrongly, your little tempt¬ 
ress trots off sniffing the treat herself. 

Next comes .six-year-old mini ter Ned. 
In red dp and sweater* He holds out 
I wo tightly clenched grimy . 1 st* and re¬ 
peats a time-honored formula. You 
guess again, this time you may win a 
striped glass alley or a plain brown 
marble; In either case, the boy keeps 
his property, fpr the fun of guessing 
was what appealed to you. and for the 
fun of 'having you guess, both boy and 
gh-l were willing to risk ffie loss of 
something which they really prised. 


lie called 


% Jfr.*, Sutherland entertained a ft-v. 
friend* very, pk-aanjulty oh Wednesday 

afternoon. s . 


, Now dogs don't Hke-vii 

tui/UH-F like thnt. 'Mld Sandy growled 
harder 4han eves* amL whca_-Tom ran 
hit., th, him and 

tried to nip his heels. Of course that 
wasn't very nice of Bandy.-^but you see 
he was only a dog und had never been 
taught any better. 

He followed Tom and Bob Into a dark 
passage, growling 1411 the time, und then 
'v lint do > I Ml think tiny did They hid 
behind a door where It was so dark 
Handy couldn't see. and when he rush¬ 
ed through, thinking he was dona at 
their heels, they banged the heavy 
door ahut an his tall, and what do -you 
think happened? It bfoke, and Handy 
gave an awful- growl and rail back 
through the passage, and the yard and 


are able to offer them to the public at very at¬ 
tractive prices, ranging - 

FROM $2.75 TO $15.00 


HOTEL VICTORIA 

NEW YORK ._ 


Mrs.’ Ed Maliandalne, of Creeinn, B. 
C.. I- thr fueet of Mrs. MHllandnlue, 
360 tiltm-oe street. 


Challoner <fc Mitchell 


US VICTORIA oocupie* the entire block a 

t»wa/tm.« Vtfth an/I 0*7*^ A W*. - 


Mr. and Mm. J. Hutchinson and 
party, of Palo Alt*., are making a 
short stay In Victoria. 


DIAMOND MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS 

GOVERNMEN! ST., VICTORIA, B. C. 


Broadway, Fifth and 27th itreet, and Ui. 
on all three itreet*. 

FIREPROOF BUILDING 


Mr*. R. B. Harwell, of Vancouver, 
tyho has been visiting friend* In the 


c|t& r^'ynfd bo?!** Ihls murnlng. 


CAFE UNEXCELLED 


PROGRAMME FOR 


I You go off down town, and In.the first 
i whop you en ter yv*u are Informed by the 
L£tefEHte.N>itl IW SOU, that wjth every 
purchase of five dottar* worth of goods 
you are entitled to a “chance" on a 
i ,r *as worth a hundred.. You don’t 
l re al ty - no e d a > n w-dlwii «m- d trfter ’s 
worth of guuda. _ but atiii. one tan al- 
JStttg" And a use for almost anything 
when one has, a family, and bef ore yon 
Nv* the rhop^ the clerk has your flvs 
dollars and' you have a lot of stuff 
which you have no use for. ami can’t 
| afford, hut—you,.have a prlntod slip In 
j your purse which hofct* fnrynq an wrts 
of roaa-WTored possibilities. 


Brady to ell city Trraiportation. Fifteen min ute* 


GOSS CONCERT 


of his tail dragging nn th.* ground. 

Th* boys felt hftdVv rmry h*- sure, 
when they saw what they had done. 


ON THTRSDAY. NOV. .V I 

' «= BOae*?*': 


BROADWAY, FIFTH AVR, AND 27th St 




A CONCERT 


♦here. 


tip nf THx tali tn the SOBf, you see. and 
hold him there awhile to te ase h im 
They Mfeiagf tuMV gp Id the house 
but he looked an fie roe that their 
mother said they had better not go near 
him. and that whin their father came 
ll u m tr ha-might be able to fasten the 


Made for Thursday's 


Mrs. A Ian, w h o haw been s pe n d i n g 
I some weeks on Fender Island, re- 
! turned to town on Wednesday much 
I improved m health. 


Entertainment, 


-Will be given 


MR. CLEMENT GOSS 


SPEND THE WINTER AT 


Dr. 9. J. Tunstali. of Vancouver, and 
his two daughters are In the city. Df. j 
Tunstali is assisting at the examine - j 
turns of phy sici a ns at the parliament • 

DdMHfk 

• • • 

Miss Agnes Dean Cameron and Ml^^ 
Blown, who have been spending sev- I 
era 1 weeks In Edmonton as the guests I 
of Mrs Stockl.m-1, are leaving shortly j 
for Chicago. During their stay they 1 
have been the guesta of fidfior at a j 
number Of society nmrtlons, chief j 
nm«mg which wee a reception given at | 
Odinilirtgjtt Knnse. where Miss «*nTn-j 


tAB up with splints sn that it would 


DEL MONTE 


grow together again. 

S<» the hoys went out and their 
mother went tmo th* pantry to see 
nbotft something, and Ittttr three-year- 
old l/n« came dancing Into the kitchen. 

Old 8 andy whs lying beside the stove 
with his eyes shut, and ls*na wasn't b 
bit afraid of hlin./for he had never been 
the Itagt bit cross with her. so she 
threw herself down dose b*wldo him 
and buried her little- band! Jn the 
*!}*M*Z h *“r around his neck and gave., 
it a p«»l. MTlBff! "* 8 VT up. ..TiI Kiir.Tv " r ' 
* Then a dreadful thing 


In th« afterniMip you go to a church 
baaaar. and onevof the 4 r<t sigtus 
which greets -you is a fish fiond. the 
impular kind, and the one ebaracterta* 
tig of church functions, it is draped 
high und most picturesquely with red 
and black curtains. Here you wMf the 
mimst. r and the WiT* of his imdlng- 
deacon, armed with rials and 
j hrea. Th ey are having great fun und 
to see what Ifiajr >-a«..|*. The 
minister's par<<M I« aneavy one and 


CALIFORNIA 

The Paradise of the Pacific 

125 MILES SOUTH OF SAN FRANCISCO 

Affords every ftteililjTfor Rolf, leunia, riding, driving, 
motoring su'd all other sports under idea! conditions. 


Slangs— 


(u i The H«iiry ..::. Nevln 

Ab» The Lute Player,,. Frances Allilaea 
Tel My H«»ng Is of the fttilrdy North 


'lement Ooss. 

Pinn« Sato—YValta In E VTAor.Chopin 

Mias M'lrlgJ Halt 


ONI LACGHWO NIGHT. 


Superb climate; beautiful scenery. Every luxury and 


huppened. 


MOMMY. NOV FMHK.lt S 

BAr-K AGAIN aND IITTIK THAN 
EVER. 

THE -- THE AND THE 


ass i st ed-Mesr D ul y e a. wlf«- •»{ th 


•onvenienee 01 the best city hotels. # 

^topover privilege* on all through railroad ticket! 

iLLt hTRATED LITERACTtTtE ON REQUEST. 


*r'a wHe hauls up a littk* squhre pack- 


isi htlll Wig THe Nacht ... Cart Rohm 
(bi Lied au den Ahendstern (Tann- 

bauser) -.. Wagner 

•To the Rvsntng fftar.l 
’ Clement Goss 
'lolln Hol«»a— 

t«» Mssurka (Op. M. Nu! 2) ..Haas M*i 
Ho I’twniKm Vtllageolse (Op 14» .... 


Lieut. -Governor, in receiving: 


that the boy* were teasing him again, 
and be gave * grow) and a snap, and 
whut do you 0*l*k he did? Ho bit poor 
I •Htle Inna's soft, white arm right 
I through the sleeve of her dress, and 
mad* the blood spurt. 

Tle*n, such , a time an there wan! 
I-rna s< rearned, of course, and her 
mot Iter cam*- running out of the pantry 
and took her up In her amis, and I’m 
not very sure, but I think Lena and 
| her mother both cried, for it waa a 
I dreadful thing to be bitten by a cma* 
dog, you see. Then Lena’* pretfy face 
! grew whiter and w hiter and at last she 
lay quite still in hey mother's arms. 

She had only fulnted. of. course, hut 
poor old Sandy ditfn t know tfiSTT and 
lie thought ho had killed her. Now, 
wasn't that too bad. when he really 
hadn't, meant to hurt her at all. H« 
stood for a minute licking the pM» Ut„ 
tie limp white bands, uad then he slunk 
out the house and away down th** 
lane and across the fields into the 
woods, dragging Ida broken tail t h rou gh 
the mud und the thistles, and the burs, 
until it was ln a terrible state, but he 
never mlndid ih* pain of It it 
was feeling so bndty about the way he 
had treated his little playmate.. Lena, 
who had always been s«, good and kind 
to him. often feeding him with bits of 
rake and biscuit from her own little 
-baby-fltigers. - 

The more Snndy thought about it the 
w..rse ho. ML und he crawled away 
down Into a hole, below a stump, where 
If wag dark and cold; and he cried and 
tried. In th e pitiful way dogs have, 
until all th*» little bird* and squirrel* 
that heard him were dreadrully fright¬ 
ened. and w*ent away. 

It was long twist hi* dinner rime, but 
old Sandy didn’t care for that, for he 
If h t « never wanted to **gi gny. i 
n ihK nn> more. h.. to..k hiq paws 1 
nnd dug a dreper hole In the ground 
where It wm« damper and colder stilt, 
4 »>d then he rled himself to sleep 4 u*t 
Wke little girl* and boy* do sometime* J 
When they know they haw been very > 
nau^tty and are feeling badly about It 

When he wakened up It wa* dreadful- j 
!> *"•! the leaves on the ground 

ernund him Were huddling us i los* to¬ 
gether as-ev*»r they could to keep each 
other warm, hut It didn't *nem to make 
any different e for one Far wa* ju*t as 
cold as another Rut when the lime 


«ge and you watch with mingled curi¬ 
osity and amusement whll* they are 
opened Tl(** ffil&lgur’a n»l» is trans¬ 
formed Into a really b*-.«utifui pincush¬ 
ion. and the cider’s wife' has landed a 
prise In the form of a pretty Japan*** 
ctip and sourer. 

You . an hardly wait for four turn to 
come at the f 1 *h pond, and wouder why 
In ih* world some people take so |«»ng 
to Iu**k -»n to anything, but at laid th*- 
rod Is In your hand*, and yoq experi¬ 
ence a delightful little thrill of excite¬ 
ment a« something nibbles at your 
hook. You draw it up very carefully 
becaune if it is a cup and .saucer you 
d«m't w«nt to break ft. Your parcel, 
when you finally get It over the cdge'Af 
th*. pond In safety, prove* to be very 
small and. light, so you kuow It can t 
be a cup and saucer, still, It may be a 
pretty blouee get or something of that 
sort, in fae». It’s rare to be. and In 
haste you open it to And—a parcel «>f 


When In Vancouver,. 8 lr. Thomas 


Shaughnessy was the guent .*f honor 
a* n smart dinner party given by Mrs. 
B. Marpole. rovers were laid for four¬ 
teen. The deeoratlons were most or- 
ilrtbtinuid atriklng. being carried out 
entirely mii crlm* m and silver. Ip tbe 
* entre of the table as an epergne wa-* 
a large silver bowl tilled with ciitfisen 
roses, and the handsome silver ap¬ 
pointments ' were lighted with crimson 
shaded candle* In silyFr candalabra. 
The guest-* Included bcaiife* Hir Thoe. 
Shaughneesy. Mr. Mathew*. Mr. Wil¬ 
liam Whyte. Mr. and Mm (’ampbelt 
Sweeny. Mr. and Ml*. Arthur Tynne. 
Mr* Macbeth, Mr H. J. ramble Miss 
rambl*- Ml** Nora Ball and Major C. 
Ci. Johnson. _„ 


WITH JOHN K. YOWC 
AND A COMPANY OF FIFTY PEOPLE. 
The R.onn Prlxe Beauty Broilers. » Show 
Otft*. IT Rang Hits 
Meats on sale. Friday. October knh. 

• Prlcea tl »l (fi. The . :o> 


Frank Armstrong. 

S«h»s -The I-adds 4 Dm Clasp 

(’Ifinent Goss. 

Part 11. 

Hongs Four Indian Vgr« Lyrics . 

. A Wowforck-Flnden 

«*t The Temple Bells. 

<b> Less Than the Dust. 

• Kashmiri Song —' --L 

<*V TIU I Awake. 

Clement (loos. ' 

Violin Soloa- 

<a) AVf Marla..Jacques d r Arcadcll fISSb) 

• b> Menuett . Mosart rtns-|T»H 

(cl Harshsnde and Tsmbourin., 

........ • .. fc * u»r /J.aC-iTW* 

Frank Armstrong 

Hong-1/Air d'Herpdc- iH'-rodliidel. ... 


the stars, and it rained, and rained, 
and.rained, and Sandy got all mud and 
be was wet right through to the skin, 
and his poor tall smarted dreadfully. 

Ha thought of hi* nice warm kennel 
at home with the sort clean straw bed 
Jhat the boy* always Axed for him, 
and I guess maybe he thought they 
weren't such bad boys after all, even 
If they did tease him sometime*. 

Then he heard somebody calling, 
“Randy. Handy, come Handy! come 
..Id fciimv and he saw n light twink¬ 
ling that wasn't a- *tar. but a-lantern, 
and he wagged the stump of hi* t*tl, 
and was Just going to Jump up and run 
harking to the boys when he remem¬ 
bered what hr hod done, and fie crouch¬ 
ed down a* far oaf of"sight- **-«reer 
he could get. when he h*.-ard the boy* 


EPPSS 

A delicious drink andk susleininf 
toed. , Fragraat, nutritious and 
fmnnmi. .il This excellent Cocoa 


WEEK, I*TH OCTOBER. 


economical, mu ««mm v«« 
maintains the system In robust 
health, and enables 11 to resist 
winter's extreme cold. 


LUNDY 

The Human Euactrlcal Transformer. 

TOUR AMERICAN TRUMPET¬ 
ERS 

Military Musicnl Act and Xylophone 
Expert*. 

IOLEEN SISTERS 

Sharpshooter* and WTre Walkers. 

DICK A BARNEY FERGUSON 

■>median* ami Dancer*. Introducing 
the Dimple Sister*. 

GRACE PASSMORE 

Manipulator of Coon Melodies. 

KENYON AND HEALEY 

CbrttMy Singing and Talking Act, 

TH08 J PRICE 

• SONG ILLUSTRATOR 
•* lu*t Because He Couldn't Slug 'Love 
Me and the World Is Mine.' ’* 

NEW MOVING PICTURES 


Mfc«. J. A. Longfield held her post¬ 
nuptial reception yaaterday afternoon 
and evening and In spit* ,,f the .n*. 
agreeable weather » great many 
friend*, mars especially member* i»f 
H|. And rew* -'•ngregaiion. aaacmhlad 
l y b"»i.»r t•. i;,. i-»{iii|/tr bride. Mrs. 
Longfield receJced.her gue*u in her 
wedding gown and looked very »*eet 


Massenet 


Anger, unjunt. a* It |« unreasonable 
fill* you heart. You have been tricked. 
chraM! Fpr fHe ten cents you ~paT<T 


('lenient (Joes. 
Plane HoU>— 1^ t- MUy ,_ 


i;..rr 


for the prlvlllg r of fish-for the fun of 
taking chanree—><nj really should have 
lftndLeiL a cup. and muimk worth -thirty- 
five rent*, or a blouse ret worth fifty. 
No more Hub p*>n«l<* for you; they 
shouldn't be allowed at a church affktr 


Sold by Grocers and Storekeeper! 


< i*ho me Rotter l 


Thi Absent Yet Jkasaal 


Tom shouting 


hbrill whl.wii*-. and 
“Sandy, Sandy! Conu old fallow!” 

•At b»>t they found him, and what do 
you think? Why. both boy* got right 
down on their kliecs bcslcl*. him in the 
mud- apd_ wet. and patted him on the 
head, and called him « "pbor nTff dog.” 

Sandy thumped with the stump of 
his tall on. the ground, and licked the 
boys’ hand* with hi* red tongue, and 
looked at them a* If he wanted to tell 
them how sorry he was for being >o 
cross, but the boy* wanted him to do 
more than that: they wanted him to 
mmr home with; them and have «- 
nice warm supper and a drv^bed, so at 
last'Hob took'hold of hi* fnrepaw* and 
pulled him up. and he started to walk 
then, although he wa* so stiff with the 
told and wet that he couldn't go^ very 
fast* at first.. 

Tom went nhcad with the lantern and 
Bob held up the broken part of Hand^'*. 
tali go It wouldn't tat. h nn thing*, and 
It was really qtrftb a,happy prooasslon 
that started homewards through the 
fields' in the min. But the best uf It 
was the neat morning after Handy had 
got himself lb ked dry. aiid his tali had 
been cut right off so Jhat It didn't hurt 


reiving by her mother. Mrs. Kaytnn. 
and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Arthur 
Lsmgfiera Th# many beautiful pres¬ 
ent* received by Mr. and Mr*. Long- 
on view In the pretty par- 
«.l. The tea 


« Vst-erle White 


HOTEL STRATHCONA 


THE NEW GRAND. 


field were « - -- ^ 

l<*r AM -1 were mu. h admired 

table Wore quite 1 T>ridr*i air. having 
the wedding cake In the centre and 
above tt runpendert a targe befi of 
white asters, while streamers of white 
ribbon went up from the corner* of tlw 
table and were Joined lo the bell. Mias 
Macintosh and Miss Mortimer were in 
< harge of the refreshment*, the former 
wearing a pretty blue dress with all- 
over lac# yoke* and under sleeve*, and 
th« latter a dainty white lace over 
pink. They .were assisted by Miss Poi¬ 
son and a number of other*. 


You hurry away fn»m the baaaar p. 
a bridge party. The prise for the after¬ 
noon is on exhibition, a beautiful brass 
pot. the very thing ydu are needing for 
your pspnragu* fern. You play well 
yourself, but your partners are all stu¬ 
pid, mlseruble rreature* who don’t put 
their mind* on the game at all. Y*»u 
don't win the prise, how could you. 
When you hadn’t half a ehanre and you 
go off home feeling a* rnmn ** * hear 
with a sore head. 


Lundy .0 Dem o n s ! r a t io n s Feature of 
^nls Week's Programme..*- . 


BHAWNIGAN 
LAKE,- B. 0. 


Klei-trb n| expert* don’t know what to 
make nr.Lundy's wonderful demonstra¬ 
tion at the New; Grand this week. He. 
prove* that be ha* the fmmense vol- 


GOOD FISHING 
BOATS FOB wtm 


His Promise. 


tag* of o or over by- making * 


An Indtan's Honor. 


spark uyerlwrlre Inches In length, and 
he, take* the whole charge into his 
body and tlwn light* gas Jet* with his 
finger* and tongue and perferiyi* other 
feet* that have hitherto been thought 
tmporwtWr. ot h er goo d artgtht* week 
are the lolccn Sister*, sharp-shooter* 
aid ..ire welktrs; the four American 
“ runrwter*. musical act; Kenyon and 
Hot*k-<y. comedy singing and talking 
act; Ml** Grace Passmore, coon shout- 
«r- Lick and Barney Ferguson, .ometl- 
'an* and dancers, and the illustrated 
iHon-r and moving nlcturei*. Lu ndy i* 
cnly able t.. do hi* art at the night 
^ pwrfo-manors, a* the electric current 
, L net turned „n In the afternoons. In 
pbifr "* th*. matinee* Mr*. Lundy 
r i .. r« M vcral vocal selection* In one 
4r( ihr bc^t- number* on the matinee 
i r»uri|ummr Mr*. Lund)’ po**e**e* a 
*,.|endid soprano voice, and ha* hern 
priem tlonria wftj some of the leading 
oDe.n- r.-mpanle* under the name of 
I’a *y Thorne. Her first vtwtt to Vic¬ 
toria was many year * ugo. when 
>;«ting girl, with the Pike Opera Com - 
panv 


OUR OWN ORCHESTRA 

M NAGEL. Director. 
Prfnire* Beggar.” by A. G. Robyn. 


A friend drop* In at th# twilight hour 
and as you *lt toasting your fret at 
the grate she propounds a scheme she 
ha* for raising money for a Certain 
poor woman *he know*, who really ha* 
to depend on nharlty for every Mt* »hc 
eats, foy her husband t* buy ami shift- 
less.and of course the poor woman can't 
to .lit In i.»rn anythin* whnn «h«- ha> 
ihn houa- to look after. She vour 
friend, pnlnt. beaatlfulty In aatir eol- 
or» — yott tmotir. nn,! «ho propone, to 
up I nt o p k lww f pr a raffle and Trv 
In that way to rain- *M> to provide the 
woman, and Incidentally her-oantein. 
huehand. althnnih that not enter 

Into the ni'henie of thin*,, with fuel 
tbr th- winter. The ptetnre, it re , r ; | 
worth 125. and you know It. ot. wouldn't 
you he foolish, for the takr of a dollar 
not to take a ehanee of wlnnlmr them 


IMPRESS THEATRE 


ROOM AT THE 


St. Francis Hotel 

YATFS ST. Two doogr below Govt 
Good bed rooms-frotn 18 per month up. 
All rooms and furniture first cloaa. Cen¬ 
trally located in business centre. 


CHILDREN’S FASHIONS 


Cor. Govt, and Johnson Kts.-1 


Thursday. Friday und Saturday. 
MOVING PICTURES 
A IjOVF Affair of OMefi Day*. 
Raffled. 

Cheap Bn**r. 

^ A Dog's Friend 


)|J’he fashion of put ting-tittle girl* Into 
frocks that scarcely covered them, 
lime Into vogue last ye ar and literal . 
1 > deformed thin children who became 
victims of it. Thl* year the loose 
frocks or« all about a full knee length, 
and some sUfi longer. In addition to 
'.be blouse* and tunir* there are many 
aprons, a supply of which will keep the 
healthy romper looking fresh «t all 
hours of the day. at a comparative!v 
small outlay of lnh«.>r or money. 


A False Start. . , 

ILLUKTR-VrED SONG 
You’ll He Sorry Just Too Late. 
HERVING A BELL. Voea’llst 
Complete change of programme Monday 
and Thu r s d a y: —* 

Dally 2.0* to 5.3o and T.W to 10 .» Ad¬ 
mission 10 cents. Ch .dren S cents fach. 
Wednesday ■ .d Saturday matin** 


to the house and see LenA. who came ] 


running to hhn wtth hW arm !W a * 1 lfi 
and cal led him a “nice old doggie.” 


Have Your Refroehmontm 

AT THE 

Rink Tea Rooms 

TEL COFFEE AND 
ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY 


A WORD IN SEASON 


Never—tsadtively never—neglect con- 
atlpatlon. I’nles* your howel* move 
every day. ptomaine arv-oinitiate* to 
your 
your 


The Ideal dres* fqr little girls of 
seven hr under Is the tunic, the bloure 
and simitar dres* form* which clothe 
the child comfortably and becomingly, 
and leave her with limb* free to kick 
about «* nature Intended a little . hlld * 


Neglected 
lo chronic const 
constipation or 
suffering uhd even death. 

('onstipation 1 * the nation's curse— 
Fhrttt*. ft* nahmtJon. Two of there 
chocolate-coated, tiny, tasteless pellets 
t.ikcn every evening before retiring, 
will speedily dispel that tired feeling. 


connifpation 


Weak October Vth 
TONY RYDERS 
Monkey fwtaii. 

THE SWICA'RIMf. 
Burlewque Opera 


Don't Tire Yourself 


YOUNG L ADI EH* CLl*B. 


Metropolitan Methodist Church. Organ¬ 
isation Formed for Mutual Aid. 


model* of thl* general character seem* 
larger than usual. Only a few belted 
dresses are seen for the really little 
girl, and the belts In thS** rases are 
plaod |ow. and are made very lose. 


• Before you reach the Gorge by pulling 
a boat from town. 

GET YOUR BOAT! 

• From the 


burnt stenne taste In your mouth, ach- 


Y«u are dining out. a* it happen*, si 
the gentleman who take* you In to dl 
tyr ask* in an undertone how »nut 
you have up on the election*. In hast 
and with great filgnltv. not.unmixi 
rag Inn with Virtuous Indignation, you fa**u 
Ion set | him that you have nothing up on tl 
rlthout elections, you 'would never dream 
ie half hettlng on Wectl»m*. nr anything el**> 
blouse you leave that to the men. 


THOMAS AND PAYNE 


and llstk**, ambltlonlres 


of thr Methodist church organised a 
Young Ladles* Club The object* aim¬ 
ed, at arc the cultivation of a taste for 
art. etc., and meetings will he held 
regularly and n.ldresse* delivered. The 
officer* selected at the organisation 
meeting were a* follows: Hon. preid- 
dem. Rev. T. E. Holllng, pastor of th# 
Church: president. Miss Clara M 
Jone- Vice-president. Ml** Graham; 
recreUry, Mis* L# page ; 4 treasurer.’ 
Ml** Dean; executive committee, Mins 
Sherrlt!. Miss .A, H. Jone*. Mis* Ben¬ 
nett Mtn* ROhinnon. 

It.wag decided to hold the first meet¬ 
ing two we«»k* from last Wednesday 
evenlnff. 


ing back, 
condition. 


v. Hinging and Dancing 
HARRY DK VERRA 
“Hummer Time." 
* ,r Voman Who Gatn'bles.*’ 
MOOR APR. 

AND ONE ADDED FEATURE 


Then, great big black clouds hid all 


GORGE PARR 
Rates th* same aa city. 


Visitors That Are Smokers 


ROLLER RINK 


To Heat tie 2V HH. Whatcom dally 

ept Thursday, at t p. m. • 


FORT -STREET. 

Refined Roller .Skaiing. 

Chder New Mani\gement. 
Admi**ton Mornings, free, afternoon 
and evening, 10 c. Skate* » 
Session* daily, 10 to R a. m l io 
p. m ; 7 . 4 T. to 10 r Extra *»»slon* 


— Winter coat* and Jacket] 
and fnlsae*. In all the be* 
and newest styles,. Price*, 
up % —Robinson’s t’ash Store. 


Linen collars of the Eton variety are 
nbout two tnrhv* deep, and for girls 

and Ih» lxetw. cn the ggo* of eight Wld 

twelve they gre worn with * Windsor 
tie. 


Milk Chocolate Stick, Medallions, Cro¬ 
quettes, Cream Bars etc. are truly delicious. 

For sale by all dealers from Coast to Coast 


COR. nOVF.RMKNT 0T. 

AS ft TROrNCE UX^T 

YOUR HEADQUARTERS 


I stiaei 


CLARK H COOKED ME|Tfi 


—34 days till Chrtatma^ 


_ Pudding 

Howl* should Interest you. We sell the 
Best English BowJ*. Rest as to *haf«< 
and quality! 15 slxrw. from !% in. to. 
U Inch tn dlmnjior Price* { for 16c to 
me ea«-h. fj, 'A. Brown A Co.. 1102 


Patent-finished, leather appear* to he 
mail in vagus fur belt*, for even those 


klrfd. Pnrety and quality guaranteed 
ty the n»ma of Wm. Clark. 


None but Rt-hardaon * Ball IL-arlng 
Hkates u'sed. 

We osltr to- respectabi* patronage 
• only. 


Ml** M. Greenshialdf U’ visiting 
XrJgniU in.Seattle. . 






• norms ' 

KIDNEY 

PIUS - 


VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. F RIDAY, O CTOBER 30, 1908 


Ladies’ Specialties 


PROFESSIONAL CARDS 


Four Corners of B. C 


Other evidence was that Hammish. * 1 ■ " — - - 

without scandalising the *un worship- » ACOOUIlUUltS 

pern, ••rnbrk. ■ *1 und kissed hi* I leu ten- -—•*-- ^11 ..- 

artt. Mr*. Hilton In the*middle of the BAHOfflON. auditing, bnokkwi 

r^»v.T ln "* . . . ■ s&t. ».v. 

During her evidence Airs L»itm>«if, 
complained ihat Mr*. .Hilton, who am* 

In court «-M trying to hypnotise tn*r | 
hy the "left eye line of vision.” 


Hunyadi 

Janos 


Happenings Gleaned From Ail Source* tn the Province. 


Architects 


RECORD TREATMENT 


HOSPITAL PLANNED 


HOI’S CUl.I.tN. Archlteet, - 
! Building Jt«ot Government Bt. 


EXPLOSIVE WORKS 


FOR CHILLIWACK 


I The ihfmhte WR9 nt ftrvr worn op tWr 
thumb and was exited ibuinb-bal!.”_ 


MAY BE ERECTED 


OHtrpl3T.fr, .14. Prom!* Block. W> 


out of employ mint 


phone" iim. 


One Thousand Tons_of 'Copper Committees" Are Adpbinted: to 

Prepare Reports on Pro¬ 
posed Institution. 


v-*>. 


MUNICIPAL NOTICE. 


Representative ol Seattle Cap 

italists Seeks Site—Sur¬ 
rey Land Sales. 


J Rookkeepina 

SCHOOL OP BOOKKEEJ? 
, w * Dougla* Btroeet. Pupil* WMtJ. 
visited day or wvening. Spwda 
to rrt# ** °f oe«le.MAd odt»c» 
im ^f? r 7° %m * t ** n attend. Utrletly 


4 Home frpm Homo. 

042 PANDORA AVENUE 


Smelter Daily, 


To-morrow will positive¬ 
ly be the LAST DAY, 

For paying taxes to receive 
the abatement of ONE- 
SIXTH. 

CHARLES KENT, 
Treasurer and Collector. 


and all disorders of 
(be bowels sod stomach. 

Mn fait botlU* and spl/ 1 * 


Hien you want ' any alteration*, 
repairs or Jobbing, call or phono 


N**l*on. Oct. 


-Th«» shipments- from 
the various mine* during the* past week 
hh«»w notably that the Centre Stpt* at 
JloMslund Is shipping more largely than 
ever before owing to the Increased fa¬ 
cilities afforded at the Trail smelter. 
There are now being treated, taking 
together th, Centre Star and the Snow, 
shoe of the Boundary, nenrty 1.000 tohs 
of cupper ore daily, a record Tn the hls- 
tory of the oldest working smelter In 
Uml*h Columbia. in addition ,1.«M 
t«n a of lead and other urea are V, 
b«ln* put throuch thuTurnacruU 

Sfoi'nn an* shipping lead corice n- 
to the Trail smelter for the first 
hi* year, and the re la evident** In 


Chllilwa<’k. Oct. si.—A meeting was < 
held In the court hous** f«*r the pur- 
I page of considering the advisability, of![ 
j establishing » hospital in Chilliwack. 

Ke. ve Kickbush Was appointed chair- . 
man and J. Felly aecretary. The • hit¬ 
man stated thut certain moneys had . 
beep collected and that Canon Hinch- 
cllffe and Messrs, p. >| JViJaon and J. I 
II. Ashwetl were now trustees of the |' 
fupds uq hand, ‘Mayor r’nwNry thought ■ ' 

, rhlfllw.u k was far enough advanced j | 

J for s uch work. 

j Dr. McCaffrey said the first, thing j | 

: w a» to ask. The councils for support > i 
J and then call upon prl\ate ritlaens 

It Was moved by Mayor rawley, ae< -»sip- » 
on*Ie<l -by Dr. McCaffrey, thut hi the|« m j 
opinion of This meeting It I* a ne.e*- will 
i*lty Ahaa—a h*s4fH4«i—he established in*-fTr.r,i 
ChtlHvAck. Thl* carried. 1 fronr 

i The medical p. aetltioasrs and the t v|dfn 


J*J*w Westminster, Oet.- 29.—A land 
lileal Involving a cash transaction uf 
> $£,RM was put through yesterday -the 
forties Interested being local people. 
The property In question conslsta of 
one hundred and alxty acres of land 
between Liverpool and Uun Accord. 
the consideration being |l& per acre. 


Dentists 


J. W. BOLDEN 


8VN WORBHIPPERF 

Curious Fail* About Strange Ajjterlcan 
K' IlfSioti. jM-ct. 


Educational 


l^egul proceedings In Boston. Mass.. 
hasV r»-vrruled the exfsteVice of an ijx- 
ira^nllnary American cult called Ufa*- 

ill l iu ns, **r sun.,worshlppyry. -_ : 

lira. Dqtton. of DoK hester, petition- 
id ithe court for llUr‘appointment of a 

mere v»e hr • 

Ekn W«w, ef J^owelL. and the oSjecf 


short H. 


ssajp 


aCHOOI^ no* Broad I 
. .ypewrltlng. hookkeeplt 
Jphy thoroughly taught, m. 

TOO. BflaUBiJ. r _ 




Of Any Length 


Land Surveyors 


HOUSE ON QUADRA ST. 


c*-. 

* l^-rnl B. C. Minin, 
Umber limit. ,na .nb-dlvUlone. 

T ; ® end J. tt. MoOIlEaol 

"" ( b'ombl, , Land Surveyon. 


upper 


NEW HOUSE 


from giving her prope rty, valued 

•IW.dU, t« the Maadasnan*. 

A n.ap PomeiL-Hammlsh. formerly a 
c^MfsisItcr in Chicago, was described 
by wltneaeg* a» the leader of the Mttx 
duxtmna. Use*' rich Bad- pe-ufitf - na¬ 
tions ebeut .hygiene, such as taking 
(lew bailie find wearing as little cfoth- 


( uriicr Kurt and Duchess sU.. 8 
poonla. modcru ; funiace ;'2 lots 

.. 84.000 

TWO LOTS 


other parts of the l« ad districts of uc- 
trvlty which VIII show ro>ultM In the 
w-uy of output Just as soon as the snow 
Hies. 

The Qu(*en mine of Sahno Is putting 


Musical and Educational 


EE*? 8 WILKINSON. British Col- 
» n< * ® urvr yor. ISM Oovemment 


Sunimit A\c. 54x160. i'<.r both, 
onc-hnlf canh . e ,. . 8800 


and the Blue Bell *»f Kootenay iuke has 

•omnleted Its alter*«ton* nnd should 

llgule as a large shipper during the 
winter. 

The following are the ore shipments 
for the past week and year to date: 
Boundury. 

Granby. S1.M0 *42 CM 

Mother Lode .TTr:.B.074 HlS ,810 

Oro Dehoro ... .. .. ,. mo 51.SH6 

FnowshOe 2.192 |«!mi 

Phoenix Amal. ........ ] 2 g -gas 


HR. B. KVA NR has studied In the 8!ade 
I University, and after¬ 

wards tn Amsterdam nnd Parts, and has 
several years’ experience *» a Portrait 
Painter In l^ndotw Knglshd. Exhibitor 
tn the Naw Kngitsb Art Club. Hi has 
given »>n» private b-esons In Painting 
during the sumn\cr. and wiahes to form 
an Indoor clAsa or classos for both Draw¬ 
ing ami Painting In the winter months, 
or would like to- hear from anyone who 
might Join such g class. The terms aril! 
be moderate. 

- -tfc g yqung r« ttr* lie* msis— lawt .ttmr. 
ple a se -mention when writing 
Rome. Palming* now on exhibition ct 


H* 1 TAtoo volubly about pli> ideal oub 


ARTHUR BELL 

MAHON BLDG. 

Phone 1385 Victoria, B. C. 


turn nrd m liitual .sir* nsth and he 
f. ur dsd the s«»q, w*ir*hip|*ere se\*ernf 
^ars ago tn (Thlcngo. and to promote 
Ms Ideals he built a temple 

Mrs. P)liman, formerly h |n«*mi**T of 
th« ll^mmlsh household. evidence 
on behnlf of Mr*. Dutton from which 
it jppotmd that as a tra*le . the 

JPmrilfnfffKTTjf' ffAdftsbeiT exceedingly. 

•T bought olive oil in bulk. dcjn.« d 
Mrs. I'. IMUII. ‘’which waa tUAt bot¬ 
tles and lalwlled Funshln.- »*U.' ’ It 
was sold In Hatnmlsh'N store -for ten 


TO RENT 


nwitaf Agent*. Ag'nr* 


JURY IN MURDER 


way and other Coromiaalona and tn tha 
Supreme and Exchequer Courts. Otta¬ 
wa. Alexander Smith. W. Johnatoo. 


NEW HOUSE 


u* suitable for the cRtablUhmenl of a 
big lumber mill ><n the. south -abde^f 
the river. Before the Brooks-Reap I on 
people finally decide on buying the 
l» r °P 0 f&y. -. Miry are anxious u> know' 
exactTy what the railway company Is 
willing to do for them In the way of 
spurs. Hiding*- ahd other accommoda¬ 
tion. and It was for the purpose of 
personally looking Into the matter that 
Mr ('••*iHI»» ramr up fr»»m Beattie. It 
Is understood that the result of the 
■ .inference WH * perfectly satisfactory to 
all concerned. 

A number of Imports m Und sale* 
have been trmnm. ted In Surrey property 
in the past few day/. Nearly all the 
properties which have changed hands 
orc~lB the vicinity of the new B. t\ K. 
It. line to Chilliwack, priirea ranging 
frqm li vo to-$225 an a^re for cleared an I 
w ede d lands. Uncleared und* are 
changing hands at from $49 to 1104 per 


CASE DISMISSED 


flonitv Paintings not- ____....... ... 

Messrs T K. Hlhben’* 

B. EVANS. Room 4. Five Sisters’ Block, 
Victoria 


Tbtat 


IN GOOD LOCALITY 

One minute from car 

SEVEN ROOMS 

$30 Per Month 


Rosa land. 


Marine Engineers 

OWN ERR and others requiring competent 
engineers can be supplied at , hort 
notice by applying to Recy. Counelt No. 
«. N. A. of M. R. *Qt • Blanchard. 

Phone A141. or A. JIqNIvm, AaaL 8«cv * 
IWvr* RtnoU ^ 7 ' 


Centre star 
1*> Rol . 

Le Rol Na. 2 
Other mines 


times a* much as it cost. 


Locked Up All Night. But Un 
able to Agree on 


Hammish drunk and. ate *\ cry thing. 
He drank beer and coffee, and ate 
meat. - but all these things wert pro¬ 
hibited by him In his teachings. 

Mr* Ml—ill t••sillied thut there were 
three different * \*n*n In the cult. e«. h 
leaving different times for »*Tere1ee. 
People In the advanced c!a*n never 
wore «-oraet*. and the treatment con- 


To be raffled, a beautiful hand-em¬ 
broidered ailk panel (landKt-ape), value 
WO. Ca n be say at Tim Kce’a fancy 
gnod**Iorr7 1f6f Govern men! Btirret, 
corner Cormorant; 100 ticket* at SO 
cents. Date of drawing to be an- 


Verdict. 


flocnr»--Kootrn*y, 


Mechanical Engineer 


St. Kufine .. 
Whitewater .. 
Whitewater, milled 
Poonnj/n. milled .. 
Queen, milled .. 


W. O WTNTFRBURN. 


- - - - - --- ■ M. I. N. A.. Con- 

suiting Mechanical Engineer and Sur¬ 
veyor. Estimates for all klnda of ma- 
chlnery; gasoline sngtnes a *pe.'!ntfv 
Phone JW, HB7 Oak Bay a venue.' Vie. 


•H<(A 0 tMCMU 0 A-i> 


tnrla. B. C. 


-IN STOCK- - 

PETER’S (English) PORTLAND CEMENT 

Full weight Full strength 

Pennsylvania Blacksmith Coal 

BOSTOCK & CO., Limited 

622 FORT STREET 


K a m b ler - Carl bun 

Idaho. 

liuth. 

Hewitt .. .. .. .. 
Province ... .. 
Last t hBiu v .. .. 
i ifher mines .. .. 


Medical Massage 


MR. BEROBTROM BJORNFELT. Ma*. 
seur. Room 2. Vernon Block. Doualaa 
street. Victorias B. C. Office hours 1 to 
4 p. bn. 

MRS. MINNIE BTANNER. graduafTTf 
Mrs Nettle Uarrlsun. Ran Franrtom. 

maaaage, 
scalp treaf- 


hairdreasi-r. manicuring, 
meat shampooing. S A 
— *““ Hours 1 to C 


Tho total shipments for the 
were 41.&I4 tons-and for the yi 
date 1.440.514 tons. 

Hccelpts at smelter's f.»r the 
week totalled 40 79* ton*, and fr 
year u* date 1.447.7W tons. 


Phone 1«3» 


Mining Engineers 


MORE rails Dl'K. 


BTILOINO still active. 


and report* maae on mining P r 
pertlAS. Brwird of Trade Building, Vj 


New Westminster. Oet. ^-Another 
large ^mslgnment of steel rails for the 
B. C. Electric Hallway Om|«ny alll 
arrive In Vancouver next week from 
England on one of the Blue Funnel lin¬ 
er*. The new shipment, which total* 
2.59Q (••no. Is for use In the construc¬ 
tion of the section between t'loverdale 
and Abbotsford, which l« now being 
kraded by Ironsides. Ratmir 4 k Camp¬ 
bell. The last consignment of 2.000 
tons, which l» for the New Westmtn- 
ster-rtoverdnle section. Is now on tlu* 
wharf In this <4ty and laving will be 
commenced at un early date. The flrat 
twelve mHmr-of the road ha* been 


rteyeral New Business Houses and 
Hotels at.Pernio Nearing 
f'otnpleUon. 


THE KIND 
THAT PLEASES 
THE PEOPLE 


Singing 


j if. MORGAN Tcachsr of Vole* p ro . 


Fertile. Oct. 2».-Th* city Jail I* 
hehtg erer-trd wdthtn the i tiiurelr wall* 
and on the foundations of the provincial 
building* which were destroyed In the 

great-* hr*-The municipality having 

exchanged properties with the govern¬ 
ment. the latter will erect new provin¬ 
cial offices and court house on the old 
school grounds while the city Jiall will 
occupy the site <4 the old court house. 
It •" Intention to have the police 
station und cells under, tha city office 
und these are now* under construction, 
though the municipal hulldlng win 


ductlon and Ringing. Studio. Room | 
Bank of Tommerer Building. Late con¬ 
ductor of Reaolven Harmonic Society 
Welsh Baptist Choral Union tha calc- 


FISH-TRAP MEN GAVE 

DANCE AT SOOKE 


Five Lots Beautifully Situated 
^ on the Esquimau Car Line 

WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CL0BE AN ESTATE. 


Stenographers and Typists 


Residents of District Enter 
tained at Ball at Close of 


MRS FINT>LKT. Public Stenographer. 

Drlsrd Hotel. Work called for and da- 
U vc red. „ . 


Apply to A. W. JONES, Limited. 


graded and made reudv 


Season 


TYPEWRITING done from M. 8 , 


with the exception of two creek*, which 


iahi«" tarma. Apply Box 27L Ttm< 


i^maih stiff tn be bridged. 


tnmpni 


d till the spring Tl»e po¬ 


lice have occupied a tent since the de 


FALLH OVER KMBA.NKAIiCNT. 


NOTICE 10 CREDITORS 


under many rtlffieultled In linking af¬ 
ter prisoner^ c^mflned In such unsuit¬ 
able quarters, und the new building 
will be u much needed improvement. 
Building operation* »tlll remalri moat 
active, and aeventl of the largest busl- 
Rgsj! . house s und hotel* am* neoring 
completion and present a very substan¬ 
tial and handsome appearan«-e. 


New Westminster. Oct. 


P^iiy wracked and Englnwr 


PORT ANGELES 


Hudson Jrag- sa^wly »njore<i 
hap which occurred on Hw new line 
between Ulnverdale Mn d Duma* e|iy 
yesterday. The train, which ««, jfc., 
Raged IB hauling gravel for ballasting 
the new line, wa* rounding H rurvo 
when a i**.rtion of it went o\rr the 
embankment, and Engineer Hudson 
Jumped, but hud his back badly Injured 
In the fall. H e was brought to St. 
Mary** hospltgl Ift thla ai> for treat¬ 
ment. 


except put him m a warn Ulh. which pvt 
him • Mile »*•« for the tare 

-| *«w •< STKKDMAN* 
SOOTHING POWDERS «Udi I 

used for my owa children; and next day 


Railway Construction Starts Immediately 

0., M. * ST, PAUL, NORTHERN PACIFIC AND UNION PA- 
C1FIC HAVE COMPLETED SURVEYS—ENUFP BED. 


ASH KKtf M ENT COMMI88IONKR. 

New Westminster Council Derides to 
Appotfft Permanent Off|c(iL 


WILL ERECT MI LL. 


taiw c'h-unbor*. Victoria, H C. 


DRURY’S ADDITION 


New W'estminster. Oct. SffL—Fred N. 
Norton, of Medford. W'iscdnsln, accnm- 
puhled by Mrs. Norton and a *on und 
daughter, are In the city. 

Mr. Norton comes here from M* 
ranch In southern Saskatchewan, aad 
will hr In this neighborhood frir some 
time, looking over th* holdings «f the 
«npltnlist* with whom he 1 * associated 
Their present limits ate mainly round 
ftldblA rtvef*. North Arm M Burrard 
Intel, and they propose extending the 


feeenah heat sod preventing fits, 
vuluoa*. etc. 

Plenae notice th*t the m 
STEEDMAN » aiwijn 

r r I »uh ee. 


Room 7, Mahon Bl’k, Government St, 


Phone 1613. 


AVKRAOK OI TPIT TWKNTY- 
KIVK THOIKANI* LOAVUi PER 
MONTH. 

EVERYTHING in first-cl UW 
mTape. 

APPLY 

BRACKMAN-KER 
MILLING CO. f LTD. 

VICTORIA 


th*' city UTkaury. Mayor Keury 


Plained that what they wanted 


Vancouver, (krt 2a.--Klghteen white* 
were fined $75 each to-day for looking 
* * »,* » * Ch inese g ambling gume. They 
were caught In a raid last night. 


officer who would combine the di 
of W. A. Duncan as aaaessmenL L 
mlssioner. and that of tKe two as 
sors. Aid. Jardlne moved that the 
pnlntnWnt s|hould be advertised, 
this being sgconded and carried, 
quevtlon of his salary arose. Mr. r 
<an said for hi* part he would llli 
.ommlsHloner appointed, und ha> 
decided on $125 a month, the cou 
resolved tor. advertise the pqaj. 


PLUMBING AND HEATING 

ESTIMATES GIVEN 


QUEEN’5 ntAb 

QdLVdlilZCb IKON 


But that don't prevent 
you frupi getting thu 
same square deal. 

Wpul<I you believe 
me If I was to tell you 
that there is a cut of 
about &0*« on Bath¬ 
room accessories? 

Well, If-you intend 
beautifying and mak¬ 
ing y^ur home more 
(•omfortahh- it wlU jiay 
you to buy now. 


Thfc standard of the world 
Reliable quality and 
reasonable price have 


HTODBWTH IIRGAN 1 ZK. 


NOTICE 


Kanlnop*. 'V«. J».—Tile .tuipnl. of 
the Kaml<».p. hl«h ». hv .,1 have nr*«n.- 
Iwil a unrlety. known u„ Hi, Kemlooiu. 
High Softool Student.’ Society, with 
the foil,.wind officer*: preal.lent Mle* 
F. <’r«wf<ovl; Mqy-preel.lenl. X. V. B|. 
dnr: *rcrelary-tren*arrt. M. C. Tun- 
atall: neelatant eeeretary-trra.urvr. E. 
J. Walker; executive commuter s. 
Harper, K. U'hltnuirr. B. Auetln. H. 
le.nci .Mil E. Uovett. There lire four 
di'iiartiuenta, alhletl,■, debatlnf literary 
ami aoclal,. Durln* the winter month. 
It Is Intended to hold sleighing and 
skating parties and'in other way* pr.F-1 
yfde for the umitectneiii and th** enter-’ 
tainmenf of the members. 


NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that on 
Thursday, the PKh dny ef Noveuiher. a D 
IWR. a meeting of th.r member* of the la- 
• orporsled smtety or corporation under 
the BehevoletM Rodette* Act. known «« 
the ’Calvary Baptist ChUrcl^V- will »,* 
held at Victoria Hall. In the City of Vic¬ 
toria. at the hour ef eight o'clock In tha 
evening for the'purpose of wiruUkrin. 
and. ir IbrtUght ftt. tn pm x ri*of«tlm,' 
authorising, empoaerlng and diracting 


HRKCTINf! liOflfllNo CAMPN 


.-mhui,. net i, ln announced hv I 
the n-pre-ntatlv, or (hr rairlok Lum- 
Nr onmimny that look In* „p.4tU** I 
would lie c.inlftiuerl on a eery l.intc I 
»<nle lhl> wa«m. Thla new. ... 
1-lw.l Win, ), area, drill or .aUatactlon 
by- the lumlier pack. In th. Hi^n 
About nrty men *r. now busy erect in* 
ntw cam tie on Hie limit, and the com- 
pauy -xpei’V. to have In the ne|*hbor- 
"li. U* rwyruU w Itliln 


JOHN LY8AQHT, Uktrno 

A.C. UailtCO, Iimitu. MONTREAL 


* couple ot week*. 


710 FORT ST 


i* 















VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1906 


Impossible’’ Things Possible 


Makes Ma 


BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 


BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 


Miscellaneous 


J. GREENWOOD 


A. COLQUHOUN HOLMES 


REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 

Above Northern Bank. TeL AJU ™ Y ATE if STREET. VICTORIA. B. C 


EVERY BTTTKRElt FROM RHKUMA* 
tibm cm u- cured-by Lion 

Antl-Rheumatt” Ring. For «*l* by 
Redeem, Gov ernment street, 

iUTiiLii j. kox a u.. .twvjT/ 

f u ru. l«li.Doukli»» street: termk wooer' 


Agents Wanted 


TO RENT—* 
Place, begutlfl 
nice carden. ch 
Hi4 Park, K* 
owner*, Me Phi 
<UI Trounf-i .u 


Merchant Tailors 


ii • house. 317 P 

ilwrl11ni 

to Rwan pond. I 


HES WAfiXEO-In .very 
Canada to advert*** our goods. »*«* 
uJUA*cards. in. all cnuaplcuuu* place* a 

. the year round, entirely new. piau. 

«rpOriencc required Writ* fdr parti 
»«r» Wm R Warner Med. Co.. L 
dob. Ont . Canada. . 


WINO 


mont h. App ly ti 
n A v EnHertr>n t 
Phono IBT7. —- 


PRINCES* AVE, tCLORM TO QUADRA). 


•tr*»t. 


lotho* cleaned. 




^ smith's mu. ‘ 

LOT* }«» AND h* 
tou. ]b<Mt.IW»ie f«nt 
PRICE I WO BACH. 


hrd cottkfdE on* 

Apply P. A *»«• 


OBTAIN IMimf’ft.AR* 


M. Victo ria. 

PCRNIPHEI, 
Apply Ull Q, 


Tt> LEASK Oort' 'Ptm »_ 


f!n»> View. 

This I* certainly a bargain, 33.000; term* 


GLOBE METAL POLI 
copper and brass. For 
Hardware Co.. Lt4. 


__Victoria Arm. opposite B. C. 

Electric Park. Apply to D R. K?r,-onr. 


FOR RfcNl’. 


GOOD LAND 
ON RKAAN1CH INLET 
Nice Shore 

PRICE tlQO PER ACRE. 


(OUBE 


SWINERTON & ODDY 


•d coiura «» 

.nd cold **<" *;-> 

!**» ■?• JUUSfaL 


Bakery 


roR rfftIH OKI ARK mnd lobjoco*. and 
all the laical n«w*. «« Jot McDowell. 
King * Head Cigar and News Stand, 
neat to Pantagea. _ J 


•MW GOVERNMENT STREET. 


r 7 *'l, bain, t 

•loci rle llpht. 
»•'. View. uw 


Moving Picture Machines 


LINDEN AVENUE, one block front 
new car line—CORNER LOT. 46x129. $500 
This la the cheapest lot In that district. 


rGn CHOICE FAMILY BREAD. UAkf* 
Confectionery. etc... try D W. Han bury 
•3 Fort St., or ring up Phone JB 1 anc 
your order will receive prompt alien 


— GORDON HEAD 
4H ACRES 

PRICE |SOO PER ACRE 


MOTION P!CTTJR**-A new WMB ®l 
flrat-cUa* ’Tathe" film and projecting 
lantern* for sale, at Maynard’s Photo 
stock House. 71* Pandora street. 


CHOICE LOTS 


WANTED—From 3 to 5 acres Improved 
land with buildings, near city. Box W. 


OAK BAY AVENUE 
and FELL STREET 
IS00 AND *00 EACH. * 
This is a very desirable lOCStlOR. 


COOK STREET, on car llne-LOT 10x139. 
W® 0 ;. easy-term*. 


TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN-Tafce 
notice that l require all accounts due to 
me or by me to be rendered within 


TO-LET 

7 ROOM DWELLING 
At Oak Bay 
Fin* Water View 
RENT 11100 


>PERN HOUSE, block 


Boot and Shoe Repairing 


me or by me to be rendered within 
thirty if#) day* of this date, owing to 
my proposed departure from the pro¬ 
vince. John Enos. St. Josephs Hos¬ 
pital Victoria. Victoria, l». if., October 


Nursing Homes 


BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND & 
INVESTMENT AGENCY. 
LIMITED. 


NO MATTE 
•hoea, brim 
Hlbba, 3 < 


irlentiU 


faces Theatre, 


111!.*m ■*!r.et, 


Virylftg In S*a« 


MONET to loan 


DUTCH BULBS—Juat received and 
•ale at C. T. Johnston * Seed St 
Market Building. Cormorant atreei 
fine selection of bulba direct from ] 
land, at moderate prices. 


»R SALK 


Builder and General Contractor 


II modem Improvement* 
offer refused. Apply *« 


cLOVERD.VLE AVBMUi. 

Inquire for Price*. 
flMDmyiDUfO BITES 

DUPPLIN STREET,' 


GOOD SIZED LOT 
And 2 Six-Roomed Houses, Sewered. 
— Within. Au«u*g -tatr 
HIM the Two. 


. AVERT, manufacturer or wanaard 

order. Contravts taken • for entire 
buildings, foundation* and fence*Fins 
it work o u r spa c lalty. !•» Doug- 


Painter and Decorator 


WE PUBUBJH •*» 


-SATWARI’r 
ivt. tlJOO. 


JAMES SCOTT ROM. fit Pandora Ave* 

expert paperhanger and decorator: 
rooms papered or painted cheap. Signs. 
Estimates. Write or telephone AIMS. 


Mayamlth 


HEALTH BAKERY—Digestive Wheat 
Meal. A brown bread of the highest 
order, quite distinct from ordinary 
brown bread. It eats well and keeps 
ytm weil. just the thing. An aid to 
digestion, not a mixture of bran and 
flour. Try a loaf; you’ll be convinced. 
Note addreds. Health Bakeries. Pan¬ 
dora and Brou g hton streets. • ■ _ 


Ties Boy. K Boyd 
re land. f**h **?. 

month; lmroedl»Jfe cash 


street. Phone 


__<K>©D P7VE-ROOMED COTTAGE 
AnJT'Y'l'''** r«r*s Lou. Eiccedlncty 
Cheap at This Priee. T er ma 


contraGvom and builder*- tv 
. Dan, Contraetor and RuJldar Jol bin* 

& nd reptlrlna 17 Avalon road, Jam«a 
lay. Phone AMI 


Pawnshop 


MONET TO LOAN 


FOR BALE 
* lota. «< 
Poet OflT, 
good tern 
■h tie fled 


MONEY LOANED on diamonds, jewel¬ 
lery and personal effects. A. A. Aaron- 


11-ROOM ED HOUSE 
Aod Corner Lot, Very Clew In: 
Modern Every Respect; Its 


' locality. M 
nts alone wo, 
* per cent.. 


WILLIAM F. DRYSDALB Contractor 
amt Builder. All work promptly and 
satisfactorily executed. Jobbing neatly 
done. Telephone A1JK. I« N Park St.. 


lnveetlgV ,on - 


W.70S-2H ACRES dented and cultl 


profitable mining Invaetments, by the 
Ute Cedi Rhodes Meet Interesting 
report free. Engineer. TM Oursy, Wash¬ 
ington. D. C. 


Victoria. B C. 


Pottery Ware, Etc. 


•-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE 
And Lot 7SxlM ; in Good Location: 
Close to Sea and Carline; Terma, IM# 
Cash; Balance Can Be Arranged. 


month; owner must 
Cl* Yates St. 


HAS. A. M’GREGOR. 9J7 Wharf Bt. 
Jobbing trad*.- a specialty Twenty years 
experience Orders promptly filled. 
Phone A143A 


13,000—MODERN NEW ' COTTAGE, 
with good basement. Hillside Ave. 

»2.«oo-nkW SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE, 
lot M t 125. Prior Street. 


Realty Go. 


OFFERS FOR SALE • 
BUSINESS AND BU1LD1NO LOTS. 
And 

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES 


MALE SICK NURSE AND ATTEND¬ 
ANT—tlx perlenced. physical or mental 
cases. Walker. 1017 Burdette avenue. 
Phone A140O. 


12.750. 

7-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE, 

In Good Local lop, and Only a Few 
Minutes Walk from Centre of City; 
Terma 2250 Cash; Balance Monthly 

__Instalments. 

LOTS AND ACREAGE 
Tn Fjtlrfleld E fljga an3T Cl oae to Kaw 
Carllne; Can Have Sewer; View of 


ip. 129 I^tdysmith stree* 


OINSDALE & MALCOLM, 

■-Bui Id, r, *nd Ctotneton. 

DIN8DAUE. 'MAl/rpt.M. 

mo Quodra Si R Hllb Id. An. 


M.750—THOROUGHLY MODERN TEN 
roomed House, with rood but- 


Scavenging 


MISS WIIAON. Dressmaker, has removed 
her workrooms from the Prorata Block 
to her home cmXOak Bay avenue. 3rd 
house past Foul Bay toad. Phons Bl«& 


Wantedt—Male 


VICTORIA SCAVENGING 

run »,r**t. l-hou* I 


good strong 


DUNCAN. VICTORIA AND 


WANTCL 
Apply *1 


NOTICE—ROCK BLAST!D. 

Welle, cellar*, foewdaiteoa eta. No place 
too dlfllculL Rock for s*le Terma 
reasonable. J. It william*-«r’Michi¬ 
gan street. Phone AIM*. 


f},40b—For TWO GOOD LOTS on Most 


NANAIMO. 


Street, 


, young bdjr. abont 

* and make kisuaaU 

Apply by letter In 

6. Box «n. city. 


»WT4l- 

iret m> 


FARMS la the Cowlcbaa Vallar.ii 
WRITE FOR FURTHER INFORMA¬ 
TION AND PARTICULARS. 


NOTICE- For the next six weeks I. ths 
under ilgncd will aell rordwood In fO tr- 
foot length! and take rawing machine tn 
out It la yards., alley wav* and vacant 
lots. In lota of 4 cords and upwards. Try 
the old way and see what you ara get. 
— .**• Grigs. NR Douglas street. 


LOTS AND ACREAGE 
In Yates Estate; between Gorge and 
Rumaide Roads; cioee to Carllne and 
Gorge and City Parka; Lota from HOC 
Up; One-third Cash: Excellent Building 


ALFRED JONES. Carpenter and Cab»n«t- 
nn*ker Ail kinds Jobbing and renalrs. 
N.B.— Furniture repaired and upholster¬ 
ed. M»4 Yale# St. Phone B7». 


Second-Hand Goods 


J. STUART YATES 


Chimney Sweeping 


S BASTION STREET. VICTORIA 


HANBURY’S WHOLE WHEAT 
BREAD” is the best of all. Try It . 

TO LBT-loflleea In Bank of Montreal 
Cham bers. Apply Bank of Montreal 

FOR SALE—Suuih WflUnAw enal, tin 
beet crvsl mtned less nshes. less soot 
more heat. Order your next too from 
ths Victoria mjei Co. tsl DT7. «Mc- 
Phcrson A Fullerton Bros.. Ct Trsunce 
ave . Victoria. R. C. 

H ANBURY’S '-MOTH EHA-fm^ttr*- 
The Queen of table breads. Try It. 


LLOYD A CO., Practical Chimney Clean¬ 
er*. 71* Pandora street. If you want 
your chimneys cleaned without s mess 
call, write or rii\f up A47«. Nuff Bed 


LEE & FRASER 

I AND U TROUNCE AVENUE. 


He* Wanted—Female 


Any person who la th> sols bead of a 
Dually, or any mats over II years old. 
•lay homestead a quarter section GW 
pores, more or le#*> of available Dominion 
land m Mansis. Saskatchewan or Al¬ 
berta Ths applicant must appear In per¬ 
son at the Dominion Lands Agency or 
Bub-Agency for the district. Entry by 

g axy may be made at any agency. »■ 
•tain conditions, by father, mother, son, 
ughter. brother or Slater of intending 

DUTIES Six months’ residence upon 
nnd Cultivation of the land in each of 
three years. A homesteagsr may It VO 
Within nine miles of his homestead on a 


CHIMNEYS CLEANED—Defective flues 


Girl* good wage* to the right 

it the Morons Cigar Factory. 


WANTW 


fixed" etc. Wm Neal. 21 Quadra street 


GORDON HEAD ROAD-T scree of elear- 


Vlctorla 


phone inf 


» A strong girl to do « 
lirk at Person’s Bridge, 
ftfd street Victoria. 


Apply 


Chinese Goods and Labor 


NORTH PARK STREET-4 roomed 
tage end large grounds. Inquire 
office for terms and prion. 


PORCELAIN. braaewsre 
curios, ehtenalvs assortment, 
of Chinese labor supplied, 
lgr? Government street._ 


AT ON^E—Skirt and waist 
Iso apprentices. Apply to Miss 
third floor. Spencer’s • -- 


O-DATE SION and glaee painting 
air klnda. Builettna. Show Card*, 
dow Tleksta. Victoria Sign Works. 
Pandora Phone ACT* , 


WANT! 


Miscellaneous Goods for Sale 


Cleaning and Tailoring Wtvks 

OF.NTS CLOTHES pressed and kept in 
thorough repair >y the Wb or month, 
{•fttted- fee and- dehvcrrd. G W. WaTket. 
T 1 A Johnson SL. Just eaat of Douglas 


•usekeeping Rooms 


Stoves 


TO RKNT—Large wharr. it foot bt 


BTDYKal. 


THE GRIFFITH CO. 

ROOM U. MAHON IIU1LDINQ* 
REAL ESTATE TTMBI^B. INSURANCE 


TWO INCUBATORS, "Chadh»»ms* No. 1 
will s«*I! cheap. Call 1714 Government 
street. Room S. 


E tf standing may p 
tlon alongside ale 
» Mr acre. Dull* 
montMrin each of six 
homestead entry final 


A GOOD HORSE, will aellIfor f». no use 


seller pup (dog). Itv 


TO FARMERS—Tho Stump ruller recent¬ 
ly patented and r~a dr la Victoria, more 
powerful than any other ever made, 
catChfe from one tn twenty stumps In 
Qiie puU Most surprising to gJJ who 
have seen It work, and la Just what tho 
farmer and contractor need* Will clear 
up a radius of t>9 fset round wit h o ut 
moving, can be removed with eae# In 
thirty minute*; It doesn't matter wheth¬ 
er- your land la hilly or covered with 
green nr old gtumpa. Thooe having land 
to de*r Should have one of these. Apply 
496 Burnside mad. 


Finder please return tn'Ooodarre 
is and receive reward. Anyone 
hayborint same after this notice 
* proes ruled. 


level and high. Reavlew Ave., and 2 more 
on Montroee Aye.. 100x112 feet. - A beau¬ 
tiful building site. Price only 1275 each; 
l cash, balance 1 year. 7 per cent. In¬ 
terest. 


CYCLE rtrf all *laee. at Marrls A 
Imith’s. IJR Broad street. 


»r or catalogue work, ai 
■graving Co.. Times Build 


emptlon may taks a purchased homestead 
in . ertaln districts Price gM per acre. 
Purchased homesteads may be acquired 
on any available lands on either odd or 
even numbered Sections south Of Town¬ 
ship 46. east of the Calgary and Edmon¬ 
ton Railway and the wept Wee of Range 
H. and west of the third Meridian and rh* 
8ault Railway line. Duties.-Must reside 
six months tn each of three years, culti¬ 
vate fifty scree gad erect a house worth 


Victoria. 


ENGLISH WHEELS at groat bargains. 
In order to make room for lkw *tock. 
now is your chance; also bargains In 
guns and ammunition. At ftarrt* a 
Smith's. 


[loidy’s umbrella, ftetuj 
land Of.. Fort street, at 


to the 
receive 


SCHOOL OF DRUMS CUTTING (Morris 
Chart System) - Easy to learn. To ladle* 
doing their own dressmaking it la In- 
dlspenstble Mother*, your daughter’s 
education la incompletv without a course 
on the above subject. Pupils now being 
enrolled for winter sess ion . Hours fn)m 
7 p m. to f p. m. each evening. Terms 
on application R. Kerr, Instructor. 714 
Humboldt streot _ 


OR SALB—Teem horewi. •*sprees wagon 

and horses, cheap Brown's Auction 
Mart. 743 Fort strecy.--- 


Saloon, on Cadboro Bay road, on 
Ith of September. If not returned 
lllows immedUteiv matter will be 
to police. Ruea Humber. 


How would you like a GOOD 7 
HOUSE for n.OOQ? Say CFO ci 
mortgage 2 years for KM; ball 
ranged. 


SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- 
WEST MINING REGULATIONS. 

COAL—Coal mining rights may be leas¬ 
ed for (Wentv-one years at as annual 
rental of It 09 an sore Not more than 
2.S00 acres can be Isaaed to one applicant. 
Royalty, five cent* per ton. 

QUARTS.—A person eighteen years of 
age and over having made a discovery 
may locate a claim 1.500 foot by 1.509 fast. 


Teaming 


THIMBLE a . BON. general^ 
p l ough 1 1 — 
street 


S FINE LOTS. James Bay. 11.230; M 
cash, balance arranged. 


CANARIES .Vi for sale at half price. Wc 
and SI So*, also chickens 12* Gladstone 
Ave.. Spring Ridge. _ 


'hone AI430. 


SALE-2 good lots, together. In 
illy of C. P. R wharf; Ideal site for 
I or apartment houae. C.M0 each; 

terms. Yates A Jay. solicitors for 
»r, 544 Bastion afreet Virions. 


Dyeing and Cleaning 


FOR MALE—Pure bred Dorking cockerels 
ana pullets, also prise strain light 
Brahma cockerels. Address W. B. A., 
Times Office. 


Rooms and Board 


STEAM DYE WORKS—114 

•et. Tel. 717. All descrip- 

. . dies' ana gentlemen's far- 

etcaned or dyed and pressed 


VICTORIA 


FURNISHED ROOMS from m a month 


-Lot 11. Wlkmot Pla^ Oak Raj 
1450. must toll; what offers. P. J 
i13. Vsncouvef.~B. V. 


compiled with the claim may be pq“chas¬ 
ed at fl.00an acre. 

PLACER MINING CLAIMS generally, 
100 rest square. Entry fee. L00 
DREDGINO.—Two l»im of five ml Ian 
each of a river may be issued to on# ap¬ 
plicant for a term of 2f years. Rental. 
110 a mile per annum Royalty. !l per 


VICTORIA TRUCK AND DRAY CO. 


DYEING AND CLEANING 
ISO Fort street. TeL Mi. 


A FEW newly furnished rooms from K 

K r month, Blanchard St . one block 
in Library. Inquire Pandora Hotol. 


FOR BALE CHEAP-A 
Inesa In this city. Ow 


O BUILDINO LOT-Pmspect road, 
hoe to Fort street and car line, good 
»ck soil, fdr quick salv S3tt; 3 acres. 
>h black loam, clea r ed and fenced. 

od for nursery. 33.500. liberal terms, t 


Watch Repairing 


roji SALE-.ttull.lln, rock, on Cook, ncr 
*■<>«. Applr to Dr. Hortmoo, l»l» Oov- 


TO —LET-.Furnl.hrA room*. ,ln,l« or 
<lnubi«. clrctrlc lt,hu In .very room. 
Apply 71* Yale, .trcct. 


L or P.-Ko. 1, r»r WMt FrlOn,. 

K. 07 P H»H. cot. Donkla. *oA P.ndorn 

mo. H. WokM. K. «lV A* <»«« m 


lie from Clijr H«IL E. White, at Pom 


Fort 81. Hours. W to 5. Phone 1'A*. 

ON-Chines* Employment and 
r Contractor. ATI klnda of Chinese 
neap fpml.hcK; wa.hin, .nd Iron In,, 
wood cutttnr Innd clnorln*. houm> work, 
rook. 1*™ fl "and,, (ard.nlnc. .o»v«n- 
geclnji Chinese Interprotars and 


rrnm«w street 


.. PETCH. 9H Douglas atcaot Spacialty 
of English watch repairing. All klnda 
of clocks and watches repaired. 


W W CORY. * 

Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. 
N B — Unauthorised publication of th 
dvertlaement will not be paid tor. 


O RENT-NIcely Turn 
suitable for two. real 
holme, 1117 Yates street. 


VICTORIA. NO. 17. K. of P.. moot* at 
K. of P. Hall every Thursday. D. 8 
Mowat, K. of R. A »• Bo« HI 

A. O. F.. COURT NORTHERN LIGHT, 
No 5935. meets at K of P Hall 2nd and 
4th Wednesdays. W. F. Fullerton. Secy. 


iR BALE—Good buy* In lota, close In. 
rom 1150 up. on easy terma. C. H. 

tevercomb CIS Trounce Ava. 


•4 50 ; stereoscopes, » views. 31-75, 
man kodak. 4x4. M. 60 ; l. C. C flsl 
and case. 3Ut: leather vails*. 


WING 


.. lodge but- 

. . .. Anronson’s new and 

second-hand store. 54 Johnson street, 
four doors below Oofemioent. Phone 


Rates for Classified Ads 


-THE HOLLIES’* BEARDING HOUSE. 
7W Rac. 2 blocks from Post office. New 
management, good catering home-like 
Specially moderate terms for psrman- 


Property for Sale 


The rate for all ~W*nt M j jftgrU iag—ta 
Is 1c. per word per taaua. No advartto^ 
ment Is taken for less than lie. Back n»- 


:«wn#I.»’Orf 17 i*« Government Kl Phone d 


VICTORIA lODCHI. Ho. 1. A. G U. W.. 
meets every second snd fourth Wed- 
nesday In month at A. O. U. W Hall 
Members of Order vlstring the city cor¬ 
dially Invited to attend. R. Dunn, re¬ 
corder 


APANEBE. HIND4* AND CHINEBR 
YnarLOTMENT OFFICE—AR klnda of 
labor supplied at short notlea, general 
protractor lit Government Bt. Tel. 14M. 


thickens, high aud dr>. all fvricutj in. 
lwith a new five ruomed Hoimm*. .»•»!> 
'mile* from City Hall; property I* bqsu- 
itlfully located, with plenty of fuel; Will 
take 3UB on your own terms. Apply 
Mrs. J, Sorensen, 1214 Government Kt.. 
Room 8. 


Insertions for the price of four. 

WANT AD. DEPOTS- 
Branch offices for lb* receiving of 
••Want' Sdvvru**:.i#nU of ths Daily 
Time* will be found at the following ad- 


*OR BALE- -One second-hand Huston 
trimmer, one Smith moriiser. one 
shaper, nne ter.-inch sticker, ont small 
dynamo, one small engine. Apply Tay¬ 
lor Milling Company, tilt Government 
■treat 


iLL KINDS of Chinese labor suppled. 
Tin Thom 1430 Government at rest. 
Fhnns AU49. 


COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS 
fi and- 3R per month. Kill Scoresby (Mc¬ 
Clure). » minutes from Government St. 


ARM BARGAIN—42. *qr*s. 4 miles from 
city, in cultivate*], balance mostly 

alaifliad. good 4 room cpttage. 3 1.500 barn. 

and stable, outbuildings and chicken 
runs, adjoining lands flfin per acre, price 
14.100 X* p McConnell, cor. Govern¬ 
ment and Fort stree ts , upst airs. 

1MBKR-Before buyntg or eetllag tfffitle'r 
In B. C. call and see my U*t. co mprising 
more than Mf of ths best properties, 
aggregating a total cut of twenty-five 
btluoa '15,009. 000 .MV)t feet. A. T. Framp- 
tsn. Mahon Bldg.. Victoria. Phone 1 CM. 


In th* matter of the ttUs to part of City 
Lot* 406 and 404. Vtotorla, and In ths 

•tatter of-ttaa . .. 

Pursuant to an order of the Supreme 
efuri of British Columbia dated the mh 
dev of August. 1W». notice U hereby given 
Soil an application was made on behalf 
ofCharie* Edward Adam*, of Rossland. 
« c John Benbow Adams and Osargs 
rLnl.\ A4*n,». bolk of VlcofU, Ik ? 
SSd« mirTt.lM' AeP for , 
*Tcl»rmth.n of *>«»* >» Ui. kortk.rlr 
of L/>u «* oni «* ln “ l<1 ct, y havtn, a 
Don to,. Of » foot on Brood otroot br o 
unlforfi, dopth from front is root if n 
H .noon on Iho nfBelol O'op of , ho 
Em r„r. ond onr prroon kovln, or pro. 
mdla, to boro onr UUo to or IMorool la 
, h , M Vd prrmloro or onr port Ihorrof , 
ronulrod ollkln oik <« oorka from I ho 
flrot pobUcotioo of ihJo nolle, to filo a 
oulrinont of hlo lit bar claim olih ,ho 

pur.uoiu to iho ''Quieting Title. AoU : * 
oth-roloo tho dorurotlon of UIU olU bo 
,ronrod o> applied for. 

Doted mu, mi, d»r of Amruet, iml 

rriF.AMK * rUtAHB. 

Solicitors for tbs Petition. 

521 Fort 8 1 reef, 

Victoria. S C. 


NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMg TO LET 
—6 minutes from P.O. K |7 per «"«"»*i ir 
F ort street. 


Patent* andTrade Marks 


Engravers 


T. Redding, grocer, Catherine St. Vic¬ 
toria West. 

F. W. Fawcett, druggist, ssr. King's Rd. 

*n<l Douglas St. 

Dodds' Grocery. Esquimatt. 

j. r. 1 'Donald.'* a rosary. Oak Bay J«so. 

• tins 

Bchrocder’s Oroesty. Menales St, Jaitwa 
Bay. 

*L B. Jone*. grocer, eor. Cook and North 
Park streets 

Advertisements left at any of the sbeva 
depots will o* telephoned to the Tinea 
office and will he InggrtFA M promptly 
and for th* lam* prioa as If left at tbs 

Times -office Itself. 

display mates. 

35.09 per inch per monib. Contract rates 
an.I full information on application to 
Times Office. 


GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter 
and ffeat Engraver. Geo r rowther, 411 
Wharf streot. behind Post Office. 


FOR SALE—Automobile pump. 3130. 
banjo; 34: gold scale. 75c.; 14-shot rifle. 
B cal . |C; pump gun. 910; Molar bike 
lamp 31.ED; gram record*. W in.. Me.; 
5.»» buttons. aH kinds; overall*. 79c., 
reg. 31 At X L Second-hand Store, npp. 
Pantage*. In alley. Johnson street. 


ROOM AND BOARD for 4 or 5 persons, 
hoiio- comforts. Apply Box 47. Times 
O ffice. t • 

FURNISHED ROOMS from M a month 
rooms and board. 36.50 a week. 7X1 Pla¬ 
gue rd ttreeLriQf.__ 

TO HKNT-.Two partly furelsbed cot- 
ta ges. Apply P. O. Box U, Vict oria. Bx\ 

TO LET—Comfort* hi*, well furnished 
room*, quiet, pleasant home, close In. 
breakfast or u*w of kitchen If desired. 
1917 Burdette avenue (one door past 
Vancouver afreet). Phone Aim. 


Mechanical Engineer and Patent Attorney 
Room I, Fair Held Block. Oranvttla Bt 


FRED FOSTER. Taxidermist sad Fur¬ 
rier. Cl Johnson street 


few new buggies, latest 
land buggies. wagons 
good fresh calved rows; 
f horses. Apply at I. J. J. 
igo Shop. 643 Discovery 


E. R. ROBERTS-Manufacturing 
repairing furs Rooh» 50. Five 81s- 
Block Phone IT*. 


■OR SALE—149-acre farm on Qailano 
Island. 25 aslles from new government 
wharf. 71 Scree of good land. M M 1* 
acre* cleared. 26 acres slashed. S roomed 
shack, pleoty of good spring water, a 
few fruit trees, a portion of land fenced, 
a good rwad to property. 3799 baa been 
laid out by former owner In clearing and 
fencing, root right goes with the land, 
two comnanle* own-ooal rights In the 
vicinity, plenty of good timber; 9B.39U 
cash. fc.Mw, 91.600 down, balance to ar¬ 
range. Apply 731 Broughton street 


Wanted—Miscellaneous 


O LET—A large sun] 
the vicinity of the H 
moderate. Telephone 


ogf A»UR LISTS—Three of them. Bulb*. 
Roue* and Hardy Plant*. W* handle 
only varieties suitable for this climate, 
and our !»■»* telll you what you want to 
know Flewtn’s Garden*. W Heywood 


WANTED—Plain sewing and repairing. 
Utt Cook strirct. ^ 


-With or wlthcu: 
me. ‘Rtdluvlcw," 


CLEAN cotton raga wnnted at Times Of. 
fire 


The Seaman's Institute 

-- 914 BASTION SQUARE. 

(In affi Its tlon with th# British and For¬ 
eign Bailors Society. England). 
Open daily, for rrve use or asamen enly, 
from 1 to 14 p. m., Hunder Mo l p a. 


WOULD LIKE RMISAR from^owner 
having good paying buelnea* for sale. 
Not particular about location; plvas* 
give price reason for selling. *nd state 
when possession ran be had Li Derby¬ 
shire. Box Jttl- Rochester. N. Y. 


Horse-shoeipg 


NOTICE 


HORSE -SHOEING Work executed In 
first -Hb*s manqer by mout -ompeient 
rmeti John McKay, succeasor to Wm. 
Hodge. 4t«i Jtiimson street, Victoria. B.O. 


REAL KSTATB AOtXT* A*t> OTKtRl 

FLEMING BROS. 

Map. Atid |>IA0. . 011,^1 or hlu. prtMM. 
EiiUrtam.nta from Mma or print* to any 
•la., t'inlahinf anti aoppllta tar apiat.un. 
Kodak* (or Mia dr mrt. . 


Subscribers of the Victoria 
Daily Times are requested to 
pay their subscriptions to the 


FOR BALEy Eighteen *crs* good fruit, 
land, eight mile* from Victoria; nil 
kJnd* buggies, wagon* and carta, horse* 


TO LET-Nice little roc 
night; $1.50 per week. 
1407 Government street. 


i» cents per 

he Tiioruld, 


Machinists 


HRINCB RUPHRT HOUSE. BapUda 
, -team. yt jt^ liP pj t d iMUMlMtptBp U1 


f|AFHR^4 l ener*l Me^fimtat. N*r- He 


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M BU S Ml 


yiuTuiti* daily 


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 1908. 




sign’s frn«i«l 


OYSTER-OLOGY 


mcnt this year «o tl 
must have these rig 
additional rights* at 
marked Aid. Hender 
Complaints* of 
Aid. Mu bio compta 
seryloc was very” bat 
grace to the city In 
company paid no atte 
Uc and deoerved no c 
tty« public. Ttie cars i 
crowded and people- 


them that we 
and .have the 
»ke lake." re- 


SPECIALLY GOOD VALUES IN 

KITCHEN TABLES 

[XERE ARK A FEW <i|' tin- rmimjar Kitf-hc 


ITip beat on the market at a reasonable priee. 

Potatoes, free delivery, per 100 lbs.. 

Onions, free delivery, 10 lln. for..... 

SYLVESTER FEED CO. 709 YAT 


“Why. If you only took a score of Oysters every day, sire, you'd eat a 
hyponereF..u* In a month. Bice* you. sir. they works miracles, they does. 
Look at old* Dick Hke<lK*. Why. he’d Loth feet In the grave, and wu* Hayin' 
his prayers for the last tfm»* when the doctor shouts. *Olv* Mm Oysters; 
fill Mm chock full on .'em.’ and they dldr Then he trfuptn to iVprova. an by 
the rune he d '*4 five scor* he climbed out of..Use. crave an' thrashed a 
fellow aa '*•' arranged to marry Ills widow that wua to be. Why. you'll Mrs 


Service, 
that the car 


ly way*. The 
nn to the pub¬ 
lication from 
i greatly over- 
re foried to 


Tabfe Styles nv* 
Favorites, indeed. 


MORGAN EASTERN OYSTERS 


' H.VMPIA OY8TKR8, per tin .’...V/.. . **. , 

BLUB POINT OYSTER3. per tin. .. . juc. , 

a in;a»tV8TONE QY&TEUo. per tin . 

SNOWBALL COVE oYSTKft*. P"r ttn ,T.V! .r- ' : 

‘•e'hV H ort*va i Ml'i [uai tbrcter. ■?. 

.. LSUL 1MALX OYdTkaa. fraaM.daily cram^tho ow^bed* p>e dsau* 

12.......... «uu>."i 


to their great 


Pwrua PimMa*.RWsS lid Square Carlock 


roftmiTCTif size. *hv v - 


Packing. Hemp and Fla* Packings. 


ment, fhc wnpkmRfi9hi|* ham f ;j 

all contributed to thin pupil- g 

laritv. The fair . |Ticca at * ■ 

which those tables are marked will appe; 
von wish to learn mere of these use fill lei 
hire items couie up to our Fourth Floor 

KITCHEN TREASURE TA. KITCHEN T 

HUE— A Hplriulkl table kitchen tul.l 

f,VOr ! tC wi ft -r. *how 

workers in kit* Iiwim 

throughout thi? countrv. rn*lv of si/.ru 


effect of the Jack of 


Tnck’» Round and Square Packing, Fibre Packing, Klingerite 


railway employe** we 
He refer/eid to rhlef. 
re*.'*rtf 'comment* on 
negligence In the mat 1 
on at least its heavy 
ning of them without i 
menace to the Uvea of 
employees. 

'’’They ure taking soi 
derstand." his worship 
“It is the over*<‘rowdj 
the case worse.AW. <] 
U«d. “It all emphasise 
this city to get that hi 
.egialature Ahls coining j 
Tht tnuyur rciuarkud 
fttfiW fhe^ colftf>dhy wai 
c«rs with airbrakes. - 
**I know. they 


but of work, 
lice Hun ter'* 
i> company's 
of afrbrakes 
i*. The run- 
>rnkes was a 
Hscnger* and 


DIXI H. ROSS & CO 


FOR SALB BT. 

PETER McQUADE & SON 

78 (1214) WHARF STREET VICTORIA, B. C. 


1317 GOVERNMENT ST. 


that makes 

R*on contln- 
Ihe need In 
through the 


‘The Exchange’ 


CITY COUNCIL 


** also to be considered. 


quality indeed, if may be weli for un 
later on to 'compiler a by-law pm vld lpg 
f"i the Inspection vf imterc" . 

Dus to CTty'i limwA. 

*Ald. Pauline disagreed with the innv- 
nr rr tfrttr effect on~ vtsttmw. The 
trouble was due, a* visitors could be 
told, t« the"fact that the city had 


So far as we 

ar -* instructed the ('Otnpany only pro- 


DISCUSS POWER 


JOHN T. DEAVILLE, MOR. 


Kk 1 U* *hui off the light after a cer- 


<h*Hwbr. <1 iHH|»jK*Hriiiu r Jmk»* 


tain hbur ffkch night and during ih* 
thty time. Beyond suffering imxmven- 


•red from i- 


boitrtl anil two larp a inn 
lined irink for flour, W 
Top is 2 fU ti in. x i ft, II 


too of m mlitvjnd miperioc 


1* nee wc have no-Information that 


a rc jiOl 
improvement* in Vanrou< 
Ttrrt get here, was Aid. i 
metit on this. 


C ~ oh tmtnv 
that we do 
son’s com- 


lous loss or damage or apprehension of 
danger will be caused by the present 
or proposed stoppage of supply 

t empla tes the Imposition of a penslty 
whanrthe deprivation-of Hght is ex¬ 
tensive and causing some dumages or 
consequences beyond mere inconven- 


XL KINDS OF FURNITURE 
RQUOHT, SOLD OR IX- 
CHANGED, REPAIRED 
OR UPHOLSTERED 
FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER, 
IN MISSION OR OTHER 
* STYLES 


don on appeal (rum Iht Ontario uourla. 

the Consumers Gus Company of Tu- 
Tbnto. tried in ISS&, and the corporation 
as consumers failed In their endeavor 
to enforce a »uppty at reduced rates, 
although the st^ute cast a duty^upon 
the company of applyhyr surrlu»-ppo- 
fits tn ^r e d u ct ion of <The prtnctpt* 

involved in the question ^r the TlgliLif 
of the citlEen* of Vi> toria Ik tire same 
a* ir*« derMed tn the cn*e w f ' 

“In our opinion, therefore, there Is no 
remedy other than the ,remeUv pointed 
nut by us as existing against the cor¬ 
poration If they contract to supply 
water and wilfully break such contract. 

"The Criminal Code, by Section ♦*$. 
would appear to enable consumers * in 
the city of Victoria to attack the com-* 
pany If they consider that the failure 

t.. gtfpply el ectric* light la wilful, and 


tnblpa art* ex- 




AM. MitT.V -WbYfJHVM' 




smpT>ed-4ts llgWt nnrt power racimies 
U mpurartty. The city had been caught 
napping—and" the '"tramway « otnpany 
was in the same position He qnlte 
approved of the solicitor’s suggestion 


fflwit vamp* it /Voti nut 
ttt't! tilt!in ami Compare. In 
I bo hhuu* niie niftl tftyl'fg we 


st<®>d the old cars put ot 
ston in Vancouver were 
here for use. " 

Mayor Hall suggested tl 
sent the ctunpany calling 
the statement* of the chic 
asking them to place alrl 
the heavy cars. 

On -motion of Aid. UleaJ 
Hrmlcrson. It wa* ordered] 
letter be sent and that J 
time ttw company be askf- 
over-crow ding Aid. Mali 
calling for a report from ^ 
trlcian also passed. 


r»f mmmla- 
ilpped over 


BLE—Thin in. a si'itmditl 
<lrt»t^4raf t»blo styl*. Miub* 
in our factory. «k grtt all 
thoHr tablcH. anti ffniah^tt 
ill beat uiaiiupr. Top. wIiph 
the leaf i* raixed. nit'aimreH 
4 ft. I» iii. x 4 ft. in. The 
leaf may lai raided »h* lt»w- 
eretl without 


n letter be 


that s o m e info r mut i nn be obtained as 


"The qucaMon put to u* directs at- 
temiott to the retiulrements «»f Bee- 
lloA of the' Code which Is that a 
printed copy of Section 49k and of Men¬ 
tion 609 be j"- ' 

work* belonging to th* company ‘whure 
tile oame uiay b« cunvemcntiy read by 
»h* public,' and In default , of posting 
up the company is liable to a (wnalty 
of tJO per diem. 

"Another important question Is that 
of th,. inspection of meters. We think 
the municipal authorities could aid 
and protect the consumer by appoint¬ 
ing an officer of the corporation to In¬ 
spect electric meters and see that they 


dgnwpni. All ar«? uaeful and 
>p*rvtet*Hbb‘ tkbloa. and a 
tiecewuHty part of th.«* ftir- 


to the company's position now and ak 
to future demands. The cutting 8ff of 
light was a grea t Inconvenience, while 
th,. lack nr poWrr whs not only'an fn- 
v'oflycnience but a great i,,ks tu owners 
of -small husinrxses. IT tbr B. <*. Rter- 
Uie Company could possibly provtd* 
the power needed «'t present ft would 
be a great advantage to nil clttsens. 
The cutting off of light at 11 o’clock »n 
residential districts and 1 o'clock In 
business district* was felt very se¬ 
verely. . .... 

City Solicitor Ifann said he had pre¬ 
pared a summary of the rights the 
public had In lh* matter of meter In- 
specttori and tie sugge s ted that trmight j 


On spedil sale until Saturday 


tiiahinira a kitfhfl i; 


A Tinrlannpd MKN"STA ILOK 
MA!>K HI T ITS. vartmut gir<*8, 
prices abowt $8.00 


'rices rntipi* arrording tn 
ize. ut. * u«'h. #-‘1.25. 75 

ml .. ... $2.50 


mufmg 


prerent 


motion 


Maynard & Son 


NEGHO KUE' TRi 


MANY NEW THINGS NOW ON SALE - 

Thii (ton ha* already taken on a Holiday air. Though 
Ch rut mas u almost two months away, the late additions in 
all departments give the store a newness and a brightness 


Virginian lotw Deals Hternl 
tempted Criminal As 


Richmond. Va.. Oct. 


Wllaton 


if the deprivation' of Tight is very 
serious. __ 


r rc«n, a negro yolilh. wg 


be pubUsbed. 


one expects to find at Christmas time, when special efforts are 
usually made. A visit at the present time will amply repay 
you (or your time and trouble. 


in the Rtat* prison to-day f* 


council we shall ha, plased to work ths 
matter up with the electrical engineer 
and * largest a by-law. 

"We beg tn recommend that, with a 
'Jew of ascertaining the real reason of 
lhe present failure of supply, the cor¬ 
poration request their electrical en- 
fnfallf to inspect, with per- 


ittarnpt- 

ig white 
fter Mia 
ifeasion 


"Thh- word- ’wilful' requires Inter¬ 
pretation. If the ««imp»nv have th‘* 
r.ecesaary machinery and appliances to 
create and distribute electric tight afid 
parsimoniously neglect to do so for the 
sake of showing a better profit, aueh 
conduct would be wilful. If, on the 
other hand, they have merely failed to 


Mr. Mann. In reply to AW. Hender¬ 
son. stafed ttuit the city could enter 
Into competition with , the company, 
but It could only go to Booke lake for 
a water supply. H* warned the coun- 
tH| that at the coining session the com¬ 
pany wag likely to ask for the passage 
‘d * provision thst the , ity should not 
do so w-rtbout m^t making un offer lo 
purt base ihe rights of the existing 
company, i 

•"This present situation sh<iuld be 


fng n criminal sssault on a yl 
girl •»f ('hesterfleld oouttyPj 
conviction he mao# a full 4 
T«»-day was also se^ for the] 
tb>n.of John Finhey. a neg 
similar crime* but It ha- 
found that fie was feehle-ml 


WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4th 


WEILER BROS 


sentence to I hiprison men t fotkfs. 


the British t'olumbia Electrh- Railway 
Company and make report to the 
for the benefit of the consum¬ 
er* dHatHng thf reason* for the failure 
to give an adequate supply of electric 


Complete House Furnishers. Victoria 


piances for the emergency whlgh has 
arisen, dut no doubt to an extraordin¬ 
ary dry season, then It would"nor bp 

wilful --- 

"Til# extent of the failure tq supply 


WAGONS. nrcKillX, ETC. 


On an average no fewer ihsgflo pc 
pie are killed by lightning «*'«•• year. 


-This is going to be an open sale 
and anybody wishing to get horses. 


cows, chickens, wagons, or any farm 


requisites In. may do so by calling at 
DeMere’s Hotel before the Rib, or at 


Electrician to Report. 

_Ald. Mable said the matter was a 
very serious one and he moved that 
the suggestion a* to the electrical en¬ 
gineer taking the matter up be adopted 
und Information obtained as to what 
the company proponed to do next year. 

Aid. Hcnderoon sold that beside* the 
question of light there was Also the 
matter of the delinquency of the com*" 
pany In the way of supplying power,., 
which was quite kj» Important as light. 
The city found Itself without |*>w*r to 
ru **. *hs HM smsho r apd steel wo rk, 
a* if consequence. It had to come* to a 
atop. The action of the. company, 
bordered upon wilful negligence, even 
if U was not legally to be railed so. 
Laat year the company had had the 
same trouble, but made no effort in 
the la«t twelve months to provide 
dgainst e recurrence «f this by in¬ 
creasing their power facilities. In fact, 
their itpgle. t in this regard could be 
said to go hack three years, as It was 
known then, and wa* doubly known 
last year, that a shortage of power 
wo* inevitable. Th* present situation 


BROWN’S AUCTION MART 


MAYNARD A SON. Auctioneer* 

Salesroom Broad fit.. Victoria. H. C\ 


Duly instructed, by A. K. TALBOT. 
Ksq.. will sell by 

PUBLIC AUCTION 


PRELIMINARY NOTICE 


fitewart Williams. 


CONTENTS OF HIS STONE 


633 JOHNSON STREET 


AT nm ROOMS 


Dufy Instructed by MR8. TUNNARD. 


THURSDAY. OCT. 29th 


PUBLIC AUCTION 

At her residence, 9 HTADACONA AVE. 
NL*E. Off Cadbofo Road, 

ON 

TUESDAY, NOV. 3rd 


| tn. hiding Dining Tables and t?halrs. 

Parlor Furniture. 2 Hall Racks. Brass 
J and Iron Beds. Bureau* and Stands. 

, <xld Washstands. large and fine aasort- 
i men* of vases. Glassware, etc., etpf 
, Rlegant a-plece solid oak upholstered 
| Parlor Hult*. ft Took Stove*. Heater*. 

| otc.. etc. 


THK WHOLE OF HER 

HOUSEHOLD FURNI 


The Auctioneer, JOHN BROWN 


TURE AND EFFECTS 


STARTLING VALUES Have Hade the People of Victoria Talk 
Many are Asking why Thfe SLAUGHTER OF RELIABLE 

UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR 


NOTICE 


conclusion that without an exception¬ 
ally early and wot fall the company 
would be "up against It" 

<ity as Power Producer. 


Comprising: 

Mission Dining-room Set, Drawing¬ 
room Furniture. Bedroom Furniture, 
contents of Kitchen, etc. 

Particular* later. 


J. KINGHAM & CO 


Aid. Henderson insist*.! on the fact 
that the company Was negligent. If It 
could not get sufficient energy from 
water power, and It had long known 
that It could not de|iend upon that 


HAVE REMOVED THEIR GOAL 
OFFICE TO 

1203 Broad St. 


The Auctioneer, Stewart William* 


source in a dry season. U ehould Instnl 


Adjoining the Colonist Building. 


MTEKDTCT AGAINST C. P. R. 


a steam plant. This would coot 


We bought this stock right; we bought it at a big diicount on the 3, so that we can afford to sell these shoes 
at LESS THAN THE COST OF THE LEATHER, and yet make a profit. W. J. Lefevre was in ill-health^ 
health is of more importance than money—he deciad to sacrifice his business. We were fortunate in getting 


New Wellington 


of course, but th* peopk* were entitled 
to havt their wants met fully. 

Wh*n It had come to a question of 
th* flty exer* lalng Its- right to furnish 
light and power to citterns, and an 
rtppllcatinn was made to th* legisla¬ 
ture. the city was opposed by ttre B. O. 


Brantford. Oftt, Oct. 90.—The case of 
L Hr..wo . Vs. the C. 1». R. was decided 
yesterday. Brown was taking a free rid* 
and fh* conductor put him off the train 
mar Gall. In doing so Brown lost an 
arm. and sued the C. P. R. for damages. 
A vefdlc t was given Hi favor of Brown for 


Electric Company. 


EVERY SHOE IN THE STORE MUST BE SOLD 


IN ALL GRADES 
AT CURRENT RATES. 

5 Per Gent. Off Cub With Order. 


Th* combined records for th* first seven 
months of the year point actually to a 
• ar liiHii usual «*v*i i|,.< [ alted 


Thsre is absolutely no reserve. Special cut to make a speady clearance of the entire stock. Remarkable 


Kingdom os it whole. 


Telephone 647, 


values ii every line 


; council." continued Aid. Hend-nuin. "to 
Hike each Me,.. u» will protect the 
rt«lil» of cltlecne In thle r*-*»rd. Thie 
/nilure of the enmpeny fthould be 4 
Hlrunx argument for un to occur*, with 
the righto to Sookc lake, additional 
rights to furnish light and power. The 
legislature cun hardly refuse our re- 
nucet In view of whet Is happening. It 
la not enough for ua tn adopt Ihe sug- 
g ghl I nn uf out eoUcUnee. by l we nrrrt 
to Imprese on the eom|»ny thet the 
wlabes of the ittliens must be aa- 
preme." g* 

A Bad e\<tvertia*mAnt. 

Mayor Hall remarked that when Mr. 
Hltchlson * report was received fur¬ 
ther Action Coblft be considered. While 
the Inconvenience caused to rltlsens 
was great the trouble went further; 
lhere was the advertising of ihe fact 
throughout the country that Victoria 
wu* a city which lacke<l even |<ower 
for lighting, to say nothing of power 
for industrial u*e*. Within the Ia4t 
couple of days h© had had visitors, lo 


COME EARLY AND AVOID THE CROWD IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING 


Have You Purchased Your Heater Yet? 

M utrt, here ig what you want, either an 

OAK HOME, SPECIAL OAK, or a 
WOODS’ RADIATOR 


LADIES’ BOX CALK BUTTON AND LACE BOOTS, 
iIouIiIp sole, medium ln d. Ai | j r 

Rcifiilsr e-'l.OO. Sale price...«P 1 iTO 

LADH4*' Vl.il KID LACK, BLI CHKU MIO'IX Awtiwi. 
ninkc Made hy J. T. Kuril of Rnchcatcr, N. Y. 10 ( C 
etc. Reg. #4 and #5. Sale price.13 


MEN’S PATENT SILVER COLT BLI’< HER BOOTS, mil 
itary heel. Engliah hack straps. (tin r n 

Regular ♦5.0,1 for .. .......«PO.0U 


MEN'S.BOX. t .VLiVVXD V1CJL H1D BOOTS., iu Blucbcr ami 

I la 1 moral styles; values up to M.00. A a i r 

■Salc price TIT 1 '.-.,. $ 1. tpD 

MEN’S KELT AND CARPET SLIW'ERS. nr 

Regular ♦l. - _'5 and ♦1.50. Sale price.. I 3C 

MEN’S MOOsK-HIDK PHOSl'Ki TORS AND (he rn 
HUNTERS' BOOTS. Reg. ♦7.50. Sale price.,.. $3.3U 

MEN’S WORKING BOOTS. _ Aj nr 

Reg. *2.00. Sale price .. $l.uv 

LADIES’ HOUSE SLIPPERS. q r n 

Befulur $1 50. Bale price . .o3C 


They are neal, well Kiiished, and perfect healers 


THE PRICE IS VERY LOW 


B.C. HARDWARE CO.. LTD 

PHONE 83 p o SOI 


BOYS’ BOOTS. 


Sale price, ♦1.25 and..... 

MISSES’ BOOTS, button. 

Regular +2 pair. Sale, price . 

LADIES' PATENT LEATHER BLUCllER 
HALS. Regular ♦.’>. Sale price .. 

A BASKET OK BOOTS, all kiudi) of valuta up 

to ♦3.50. Sale price .... 


4 FIG FOR PHYSIC 


Take ghakeapeare** n<Jvl«*. "Throw phytic to tli* dog*. 


and on the nb*ence of electrh 1 light* 


and ke*p In b*«i of health. __ „ IUWVU 

You'll like our price* on nice> new 

SMYRNA FIGS, in I lb. box**. | hox*« /. ... 

SMYRNA Fluff, new.and txreptlOnalTy large and good, 

aultable for famllie*. price . 

SMYRNA FIGS. lust fr*»h In, flneat and largest on th 

miring 3 Inches, per lb. 

LIFORNIAN FIGR per pschng* ! ...V. 

WHITE FIG8. for cooking, grand value, 3 lb*. 


on the "barf when they got In. though 
the streets wen lighted. Then next 


week there would be 400 ar M0 mem. 


[ ber* or the Arctic Rrotherhnmi In the 
city from all over the continent, and It 
would not be good for the city to fi g ve 
it jrf.sf.ible for these visitor* to go 
uwgy with a bad Impression of our 
light and power facilities. 

"I am told." said HI* Worship, "that 
the electric meter*, when. under half 
the regular pressure, will show more 


OLD COUNTRY SHOE STORE 


633 Johnson Street, Victoria, B. C 


The West End Grocery Co. Ltd, 

1003 Government St ~ 


Phone* 88 and 1761 


full. S»,.tto*t.Jf this.tw.ap.vjMava, tmr 
fee. ww h a w U* «W ther arfe-er »wrM- 
normally, aqd that of a v«ry poor 


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